When people discuss car accidents, most assume they are referring to a wreck, a collision—two cars in motion crashing into one another. Largely this is true, but as we have previously touched upon, there are all sorts of car “accidents” out there, or rather acts to your car that can cause quite a hassle worth of damages that insurance may or may not cover.

The Curious Case of Car Burglaries in East Brunswick.

Recently, the East Brunswick Patch reminded us all that even while stationary, our cars can be in just as much danger as they are when sailing down major highways at over 50 mph. Just last week, a rash of car burglaries resulted in a high-speed pursuit and foot chase that ended with the arrest of three out of four suspects. At present, the fourth suspect remains at large.

If Your Car is Damaged in an Attempted Burglary, What Are Your Options?

Depending on your car insurance policy, it may just cover attempted theft and burglary. Collision and Comprehensive coverage typically cover damages incurred by vandalism or theft. But many drivers opt for the simplest, most affordable insurance in an understandable effort to save money. In these situations, victims of vandalism and car burgling can’t fall back on insurance for repairs.

Even the smallest acts of vandalism can cause a huge amount of damage. And in this sort of economic climate, the last thing anyone wants to deal with is shelling out to repair pricey damages that were beyond their control.

Fortunately, a NJ car accident attorney like the experts at Console & Hollawell are experts at all things related to car accidents, and seeking their widely-recognized and award-winning expertise could just make the difference between a reluctant, expensive trip to a body shop and making sure the parties responsible for your car’s damages are the ones paying for the repairs.

Don’t take assaults on your car lying down. Pick up the phone and call Console & Hollawell immediately and see why the National Trial Lawyers Association selected founder and managing partner Richard Console as one of their top 100 trial lawyers in New Jersey.

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