Common Claims
- Dram shop liability
- Public-entity accidents
- Defective and dangerous products
- Negligent and inadequate security
- Pedestrian and bicycle accidents
- Wrongful death claims
Central Jersey personal injury lawyer
Not Every Serious Injury Fits a Simple Label.
Some of the most important personal injury cases involve overlapping laws, multiple responsible parties, or uncommon facts. Fusco Law looks beyond the obvious defendant to determine how the injury happened and which people, companies, insurers, or public entities may be accountable.
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Building the Case From the First Call
Dram shop claims may involve alcohol service before a crash. Public-entity claims bring special immunities and notice rules. Product cases require preservation and technical analysis. Negligent-security cases depend on the property, prior events, security practices, and foreseeability.
These cases benefit from an early, disciplined investigation. Michael B. Fusco has spent more than 15 years handling fact-intensive injury matters and building the evidence needed to confront insurers and defense counsel.
Cases we investigate
Other Injury Claims
Evidence That Matters
- Alcohol-service, receipt, and surveillance records
- Government notices, reports, and public records
- The original product, packaging, and warnings
- Security logs, prior incidents, and video
- Expert engineering, medical, and economic proof
Injuries We See
- Surgical and orthopedic injuries
- Traumatic brain and spinal injuries
- Burns, scarring, and disfigurement
- Assault-related physical and psychological trauma
- Permanent disability and wrongful death
What Fusco Law does
Protect the Proof. Find the Coverage. Show the Loss.
- 01Find additional responsible parties and insurance
- 02Meet short public-entity and contractual deadlines
- 03Preserve products, video, records, and physical evidence
- 04Retain the right experts for the liability and damages issues
Straight answers
Other Injury Claims FAQs
What is a dram shop claim?
A dram shop claim may hold a licensed alcohol server responsible when unlawful service contributes to an alcohol-related injury. The visible condition of the patron, service records, video, receipts, witnesses, and timing can matter.
Why do public-entity cases have different deadlines?
The New Jersey Tort Claims Act imposes special notice and liability requirements for many claims against government entities and employees. A notice may be due within 90 days, subject to specific rules and exceptions.
Should I keep a defective product?
Yes. Do not discard, repair, alter, or return it before obtaining advice about safety and preservation. The original product, packaging, warnings, model information, and purchase records may be essential.
The insurance company has a team. You should too.
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