$3,725,000 Verdict

Work Injury:
Man Hit by 18-Wheel Tractor Trailer
$1,650,000 Settlement

Negligent Supervision:
Child Severely Burned
$900,000 Verdict

Machine Injury:
Partial Hand Amputation on the Job
$850,000 Verdict

Back Injury:
Car Crash Passenger
$800,000 Verdict

Defective Product:
Client afflicted with Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD)
on Legs
$675,000 Verdict

Automobile Accident:
Client afflicted with Reflex Sympahetic Dystrophy (RSD)
on Arm

New Jersey Drunk Driving Accident Lawyers

Drunk drivers not only gamble with their lives, but they also endanger the lives of other people who share the road with them. New Jersey serves as a state with high incidents of drunk driving accidents, primarily because of people over-drinking in Atlantic City. Under New Jersey laws, although the drunk driver may be responsible for the accident, the restaurant or establishment providing the alcohol may also be held accountable.

The Dram Shop Act makes it possible to place responsibility for damages caused by drunk drivers on the establishment serving the alcohol. If this is the case, further compensation and punitive damages may be claimed. Our lawyers understand the law that allows Dram Shop claims against taverns, bars, restaurants, and clubs, to help you in obtaining the fair and just compensation you deserve.


Drunk Driving Car Accident Claim

At the law firm of Flynn & Associates, we have aggressively represented our clients to help protect their legal rights and secure maximum compensation claims. Our lawyers have litigated thousands of personal injury cases, and our experience and reputation for winning cases has earned our clients millions in settlements and verdicts. For our drunk driving cases, the insurance companies know that our lawyers will not be willing to settle a case until our client receives fair and meaningful compensation.

If you or your loved one has been involved in a car accident by someone charged with DUI/DWI or who you believe was intoxicated, call us toll-free (800) 604-8039 for a free consultation your case. Alternatively, you may also fill out our online contact form.