When seeking legal assistance, knowing whether a New York lawyer can represent you in New Jersey can be crucial, especially in personal injury cases that may span state borders. Hundreds of thousands of people travel between New York and New Jersey each week. If you live in New York but are injured in New Jersey or vice versa, whether a New York lawyer can practice in New Jersey suddenly becomes a present concern.
Clarity on this issue is helpful when seeking compensation for your losses after an injury. Maggiano, DiGirolamo & Lizzi are courageous in their pursuit of justice for their clients. Call (212) 543-1600 today to schedule a FREE consultation.
How Can a Lawyer Practice in Both New York & New Jersey?
Generally, lawyers are licensed to practice law in the state where they passed the bar exam. Practicing law in both New York and New Jersey requires an attorney to be duly licensed in each state. At Maggiano, DiGirolamo & Lizzi, we represent people in New Jersey and New York because we are licensed to practice law before the courts of both states.
We uniquely position ourselves to serve clients in both New York and New Jersey. Not only are all of our attorneys licensed in both states but they are equipped with in-depth knowledge of each state’s legal nuances. This dual licensure enables us to seamlessly manage cases that involve aspects of New York and New Jersey law.
Achieving licensure from each state comes from hard work and specialized knowledge. Maintaining the license means annual proof of good standing and continuing legal education as required by the courts of both states. Not only do we meet the requirements of both states annually, but we are rated consistently as one of the preeminent law firms in the region.
Our experience in both jurisdictions is especially valuable in car or truck accidents, where New York and New Jersey laws significantly differ. Being under one roof, we eliminate the need for separate attorneys for cross-state matters, offering a streamlined approach to personal injury law in both states. Additionally, our offices are conveniently located for residents of either state, and our reputation is well-established in New York and New Jersey courthouses.
What Are the Benefits of Having an Attorney Licensed in Both NY & NJ?
Having an attorney licensed in both New York and New Jersey, like those at Maggiano, DiGirolamo & Lizzi, offers advantages. You will receive consistent legal representation without the hassle of coordinating between different lawyers for cross-border legal matters. A dual-licensed team brings a comprehensive understanding of both states’ laws, ensuring no aspect of your case is overlooked due to jurisdictional complexities.
You don’t have to sacrifice the quality of your legal representation when it comes to personal injury law in New York or New Jersey. Maggiano, DiGirolamo & Lizzi will ensure your story is heard and all avenues to the compensation you deserve are taken. Our clients can be confident that their legal representation is robust and seamless.
Contact the New Jersey AND New York Lawyers of Maggiano, DiGirolamo & Lizzi Today!
If you’re navigating the complexities of a personal injury case that spans across New York and New Jersey, the right legal team can make all the difference. At Maggiano, DiGirolamo & Lizzi, our dual-state licensure, vast experience, and deep understanding of New York and New Jersey laws uniquely position us to handle your case with the skill and attention it deserves.
Whether you’re dealing with an auto accident, workplace injury, or any other personal injury matter, our team is ready to provide comprehensive legal support. We pride ourselves on our commitment to our clients, who inspire us to fight tirelessly on their behalf.
Don’t let state lines complicate your quest for justice. With offices conveniently located for New York and New Jersey residents, an experienced New Jersey and New York lawyer is just a call away. Contact us today to schedule a FREE consultation, and let’s discuss how we can bring clarity to your legal situation and advocate on your behalf.
