Camili & Capo, PA

10/15/2026

Hit by a car while walking in New Jersey? 🚶🚗 You may still have coverage for your medical expenses, even though you were a pedestrian.

Depending on your situation, coverage may come from your own auto insurance, a resident family member's policy, or a New Jersey state fund. Don't assume you have to delay medical care because you don't know who will pay.

10/14/2026

Knowledgeable representation, dedicated advocacy, and a team that truly cares. ⭐

At Camili & Capo, we're committed to providing every client with the attention, guidance, and support they need throughout the legal process.

Thank you for trusting Krenar Camili and our team with your case. We're grateful for your kind words and recommendation!

*Results may vary depending on your particular facts and legal circumstances

10/13/2026

Does New Jersey VCCO have to be paid back?

VCCO is designed to help crime victims with eligible expenses, and the victim generally isn't the person the program seeks reimbursement from. However, reimbursement can become more complicated if a victim later recovers money from the person responsible for the same loss.

Understanding how VCCO benefits and civil claims work together can help crime victims know their options.

10/09/2026

October is Pedestrian Safety Month, and Newark's busy streets highlight why pedestrian safety matters. 🚶🚦

From crowded intersections near Newark Penn Station to heavy traffic along Broad Street, Market Street, and McCarter Highway, pedestrians face serious risks every day. Distracted driving, speeding, and failure to yield can make these conditions even more dangerous.

Learn why pedestrian accidents in Newark, NJ happen, which areas pose greater risks, and what to do if you're injured by a negligent driver.

Read more: https://www.camililaw.com/blog/why-are-newarks-streets-so-dangerous-for-pedestrians/

Newark pedestrian accidents happen often. Learn why the city's streets are risky and what to do if a careless driver hits you while walking.

10/08/2026

Drunk driving and distracted driving remain serious dangers on New Jersey roads. Whether someone is impaired, texting behind the wheel, or too tired to drive safely, a split second of inattention can cause a serious car accident.

If you've been injured by a drunk or distracted driver in New Jersey, understanding your legal rights is an important next step.

10/06/2026

What expenses can New Jersey VCCO benefits help cover? Depending on the circumstances, the Victims of Crime Compensation Office may provide assistance with damaged property, vehicle repairs, legal fees, and other expenses related to being a victim of a crime.

Understanding what may be covered can help victims avoid overlooking valuable assistance.

10/01/2026

New Jersey's e-bike laws have changed, bringing new requirements for certain riders.

Class 2 and Class 3 e-bikes are now subject to registration and insurance requirements, addressing a legal gray area that previously created insurance coverage issues after e-bike accidents in New Jersey.

If you're injured while riding an e-bike, understanding how these rules may affect your claim is important.

09/30/2026

A concussion isn't always a minor injury, and determining who is responsible can depend on how it happened.

From car accidents and slip and falls to sports injuries and unsafe property conditions, another person or business may be liable when negligence contributes to a concussion.

Learn more about concussion injuries in New Jersey, when someone else may be responsible, and what steps can help protect your rights.

https://www.camililaw.com/blog/nj-concussion-injuries-when-is-someone-else-liable/

Suffered a concussion in a NJ accident that was not your fault? Learn when someone else is liable and how to protect your injury claim.

09/24/2026

A common mistake when applying for New Jersey VCCO benefits is leaving eligible expenses off the application.

Depending on the circumstances, the Victims of Crime Compensation Office may provide assistance with medical bills, certain damaged personal property, legal fees, and other crime-related expenses. Knowing what to include in your VCCO application matters.

09/22/2026

College football season means tailgates, school spirit, and packed parking lots, but when drinking gets out of hand, serious injuries can happen. 🏈

If you're injured at a college tailgate in New Jersey, responsibility may extend beyond the person who caused the injury. Depending on the circumstances, alcohol providers, property owners, event organizers, or other parties could potentially be involved.

Learn more about New Jersey tailgate injuries, premises liability, alcohol-related accidents, and your legal rights after an injury.

Read more: https://www.camililaw.com/blog/injured-at-a-college-tailgate-in-new-jersey-whos-responsible-when-drinking-gets-out-of-hand/

Hurt at a New Jersey college tailgate? Social hosts, bars, and universities may be liable. Free consultation with Camili & Capo. Call today.