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For over 50 years, Sobo & Sobo has been successfully winning personal injury lawsuits for our New Jersey clients. With extensive local and professional experience, we are equipped to handle any type of case, from car accidents to slip and falls. Our reputation for honesty and transparency ensures that you can trust us to fight for your rights and achieve the best possible outcomes.
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Expect clear guidance, solutions, and a roadmap to success from the very first call.
We only get paid if we win. That’s a promise you will receive in writing.
Our success has been acknowledged by countless awards and clients who are our raving fans.
From doctors to lost earnings experts, we make sure your case has the right expert witness on your side.
Our priority is your peace of mind.
We provide regular updates on your case and future steps.
We document everything carefully, work with trusted medical professionals, understand New York’s no-fault rules inside and out, and negotiate firmly with insurance companies so you receive the full, fair support you deserve.
No matter what part of New Jersey you call home, we’re your local personal injury team. With three conveniently located offices, hometown knowledge and big-city experience are just a phone call away.
Whiplash is the most common injury, accounting for up to 70% of injuries from rear-end collisions. This soft-tissue injury can lead to chronic pain in the neck and elsewhere if not treated.
Fifteen to 20 percent of injuries from serious crashes result in concussions and traumatic brain injuries. In New Jersey alone, 1,400 to 1,800 people are hospitalized each year from motor vehicle crashes.
Broken bones are common in crashes, especially in the arms, legs, ribs, and wrists of drivers and passengers. Nationwide, 4% to 7% of emergency room fracture visits are due to motor vehicle collisions.
Herniated discs, vertebral fractures, and spinal cord injuries are among the most common and serious injuries in motor vehicle crashes, especially in rear-end, head-on, and side-impact collisions. Paralysis is possible in the most severe cases.
A personal injury lawsuit is a legal claim brought by a person who has been injured because of someone else’s negligence or wrongdoing. The injured person sues the responsible party to receive financial compensation for their injuries and losses, including medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering.
Road-related injuries are common in New Jersey, with more than 60,000 people injured each year. Whether it’s a rear-end crash in rush-hour traffic on Route 3, a tractor-trailer wreck on I-295, or a motorcycle down on the Atlantic City Expressway, we know how New Jersey’s legal system will affect you. We make sure your medical bills get paid fast, and if your injuries are serious enough, we assess the at-fault driver for the full pain-and-suffering compensation you deserve.
A patch of ice outside a strip mall in Paramus, a broken step in a Newark apartment building, or a wet floor with no warning sign can change everything. In New Jersey, property owners have a legal duty to keep their premises safe. Thousands of slip-and-fall victims end up in emergency rooms across the state every year, especially during our tough winters. We help you get you the premises liability compensation you’re entitled to when the premises aren’t as safe as they should be.
When a doctor, nurse, or hospital falls below the accepted standard of care, or when you’re hurt on the job, it feels like a double betrayal. Workplace injuries usually start with workers’ compensation benefits, but in many cases third parties are liable for injuries. We explain every option in plain language and handle the details so you can focus on healing. Our medical malpractice lawyers are here to guide you every step of the way.
We team up with respected New Jersey spine surgeons, orthopedic specialists, and life-care planners to document not just what happened, but how it’s changed your life now and for years to come. This is the foundation for maximum compensation.
More than 95% of New Jersey personal injury cases settle without going to court, and we’re proud of the full, fair settlements we secure every day. But when the insurance company won’t play fair, our trial attorneys are ready, willing, and able to take your case all the way to a New Jersey jury.
Generally two years from the date of injury. Talking to a New Jersey personal injury lawyer early helps protect your options.
Many minor car accidents settle smoothly, but even small injuries can have lasting effects. A quick, free chat with us can give you peace of mind.
Nothing upfront. We get paid only if we recover money for you. All of that is covered clearly in our agreement to represent you.
Your own uninsured or underinsured coverage may help. We’ll explore every available path so you’re not left carrying the burden.
New Jersey uses modified comparative fault, what some people call the “51% rule.” That means certain kinds of compensation are altered depending on which driver is more at fault for the accident.
We use police reports, traffic-camera footage, black-box data, witness statements, and accident-reconstruction experts to prove exactly who caused the crash, ensuring your percentage of fault is fair and accurate.
Some resolve in months, others take longer. We keep things moving as steadily as possible while making sure nothing is rushed.
You’ve already taken the first step by looking for answers. Let us take it from here. Call us anytime or fill out the short form below. We’re ready to listen and help you feel supported again.
You’ve already taken the first step by looking for answers. Let us take it from here. Call us anytime or fill out the short form below. We’re ready to listen and help you feel supported again.
Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. This page is not legal advice; please contact us for guidance specific to your situation.