Law Firm in Edison, NJ

Edison, New Jersey is a township in Middlesex County and is considered a New York City bedroom community in the greater New York metropolitan area. Edison is named after its most famous resident, Thomas Edison, whose home and industrial research laboratory were located in Menlo Park. During his life, Edison amassed 1,093 patents for the most innovative research and manufacturing inventions in history.

One of the fastest-growing municipalities in New Jersey and nationally ranked one of the best places to live in the Garden State, Edison has more than 75 ethnic communities. Edison is amongst the country’s top safest places to live and boasts thriving businesses, nationally ranked schools, rich culture, and several tourist destinations.

Practice Areas

The vast experience and knowledge of our legal team allows us to handle a variety of cases for our clients. Our personal injury lawyers have recovered millions in compensation and damages for clients who have been harmed due someone else’s negligence. For clients facing criminal charges, our criminal defense lawyers work vigorously to investigate the details and ensure a just process. Whatever the case may be, our goal is to make sure our clients’ rights and best interests are fully protected.

Personal Injury

If you have been harmed as the result of someone else’s negligence, our Edison, NJ personal injury lawyers can help you obtain maximum compensation. We handle lawsuits involving:

• Car accidents
• Truck accidents
• Motorcycle accidents
• Bicycle accidents
• Bus accidents
• Uber and Lyft accidents
• Medical malpractice
• Slip and falls

Criminal Defense

If you have been charged with a crime, your future depends on a strong criminal defense. Our criminal defense lawyers provide skilled guidance for clients in cases involving:

• Carjacking charges
• Child pornography charges
• Criminal sexual contact
• Disarming a law enforcement officer
• Disorderly conduct
• Domestic violence
• Drug charges
• DUI/DWI charges
• Endangering the welfare of a child
• Expungements and bail reductions
• Megan’s Law
• Juvenile crimes
• Property crimes
• Resisting arrest
• Stalking
• Terroristic threats
• Theft charges
• Violent crimes