Are you looking for a car accident lawyer in Camden, NJ?
At Davis & Brusca, LLC, we are car accident lawyers recognized by Super Lawyers and The National Trial Lawyers for results across Camden and the surrounding region.
If a driver hit you on I-676, the Admiral Wilson Boulevard, or a side street in Cramer Hill or Parkside, you may already be hearing from an insurance adjuster before you’ve finished physical therapy. That call has one purpose. It is to close your claim for less than it’s worth.
Davis & Brusca, LLC has represented injured people in New Jersey for more than 20 years, and co-founder Mark W. Davis has recovered millions of dollars for clients hurt in motor vehicle collisions. We take the adjuster’s calls so you do not have to. A Camden, NJ car accident lawyer drivers have turned to for two decades will review your crash at no cost.
A car accident lawyer investigates a collision, identifies every insurance policy that applies, and pursues compensation from the driver or company responsible. In New Jersey that job carries an extra step. Your own policy’s personal injury protection pays medical bills first, and the choices you made when you bought that policy affect what you can recover from the other driver. We sort through those provisions before the insurer uses them against you.
New Jersey traffic deaths fell by roughly 15 percent in 2025, but Camden County was one of only six counties where fatalities went up, according to the Attorney General’s Office. The State Police crash data behind that figure lists each fatal collision by county and road. A car accident attorney in Camden, NJ reads those reports the way a doctor reads a chart, and the pattern is clear: high-speed arterials, bridge approaches, and intersections with poor sight lines. Our car accident practice covers every one of them.
Camden traffic mixes interstate commuters, Philadelphia-bound bridge traffic, NJ Transit buses, and dense residential streets. That mix produces crashes of every kind. We represent injured drivers, passengers, pedestrians, and cyclists in all of them.
Mark W. Davis co-founded the firm and has devoted his practice to seriously injured people and their families for more than 20 years. He is admitted in New Jersey, California, Florida, and the District of Columbia, as well as the United States Supreme Court and the Third Circuit Court of Appeals. He earned his law degree cum laude from Pepperdine University in 1994 as a Dean’s Scholar and member of the Honors Trial Practice Team.
He sits on the Board of Governors of the New Jersey Association for Justice and belongs to the American Association for Justice Trucking Litigation and Bicycle Litigation Groups. In 2018 he presented “Avoiding Pitfalls: Litigating Pedestrian Claims in NJ” at the NJAJ Boardwalk Seminar in Atlantic City. Super Lawyers has listed him from 2009 through 2022, The National Trial Lawyers named him to its Top 100 Trial Lawyers from 2013 through 2022, and he holds a 10 out of 10 rating on Avvo.
Our firm has helped clients recover millions of dollars in injury cases. Motor vehicle recoveries include:
Every consultation is free. We will tell you at that first meeting whether we think the case is worth pursuing.
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Fault in a New Jersey crash turns on negligence: the other driver owed you a duty of reasonable care, failed to meet it, and caused your injury. Speeding, running a signal, and following too closely all qualify. So does looking at a phone.
The insurer’s file is built in the first two weeks. Yours should be too. The evidence that decides a Camden car accident claim is the police report, photographs, witness contact information, and the event data recorder in each vehicle, and most of it disappears if no one asks for it.
Medical treatment matters as much as the crash itself. Gaps in care, missed appointments, and delayed complaints of pain give the adjuster room to argue the injury came from somewhere else. Your medical records will be read line by line by the defense. We read them first.
One more point. A recorded statement to the other driver’s insurer is not required and rarely helps. Decline it until you have spoken with an attorney.
The list below covers what we need at the first meeting.
We review the facts, explain how the lawsuit threshold and PIP rules apply to your situation, and outline the next steps. The meeting costs nothing.
New Jersey gives you two years from the crash to file a lawsuit, and claims against a public entity such as NJ Transit require written notice within 90 days. Within that window, most cases move through five stages.
The Admiral Wilson Boulevard between the Ben Franklin Bridge and the Airport Circle carries some of the heaviest traffic in South Jersey and produces frequent high-speed rear-end and lane-change collisions. I-676 through the city has short merge lanes at the Martin Luther King Boulevard and Morgan Boulevard exits. Route 130 at the Airport Circle, Kaighn Avenue at Broadway, Federal Street at 27th Street, and Mount Ephraim Avenue near Haddon Avenue are intersection crash sites a Camden car accident lawyer sees repeatedly. Pedestrian collisions cluster along Broadway and Federal Street near the transit center.
Car accident lawsuits arising in Camden are filed with the Camden Civil Division at the Camden County Hall of Justice, 101 South 5th Street. Cooper University Hospital, the region’s Level I trauma center, treats most of the serious crash injuries in the city, and its records are usually the first ones we request.
If you or someone in your family was hurt in a Camden car crash, we’re ready to review what happened and explain your options. The initial consultation is free, and you will leave with a clear picture of the deadlines and insurance issues in your case. Calls and messages receive a prompt reply. Contact us to schedule a meeting with a Camden car accident attorney.