Two-SUV Crash Injures at Least One on WB I-78 in Union Twp, NJ

Union Twp, NJ (September 6, 2026) – At least one person was injured after two SUVs collided on westbound Interstate 78 near Exit 11 in Union Township around 7:15 p.m. on Sunday, September 6.

Initial reports indicated that one of the SUVs caught fire after the crash. Emergency units arrived shortly afterward and helped those involved. 

Authorities are investigating the cause of the collision.

We hope everyone injured makes a full recovery.

What Legal Options Do I Have After a Car Accident in Union Township, NJ?

After a car accident in Union Township, you may use PIP benefits, file an insurance claim, or pursue a claim against another driver when New Jersey law allows it. Your options depend on your injuries, insurance coverage, and how the crash occurred.

When more than one vehicle is involved, fault may take longer to determine. Insurers can review driver statements, vehicle damage, roadway evidence, and the order of the collisions before deciding how responsibility should be divided.

Under New Jersey’s no-fault system, Personal Injury Protection generally covers qualifying medical expenses regardless of who caused the crash. The amount available depends on the coverage selected under your policy.

If another driver may be responsible, your right to seek damages for pain and suffering can also depend on the lawsuit option in your policy. Some policies limit these claims unless the injuries meet certain requirements.

Because several insurance companies may be involved, each insurer can conduct its own review of the crash. Different conclusions about fault or coverage can slow the claim and create disagreements about which policy should pay. That review can also affect how quickly payment is made.

After a serious crash, the full effect of an injury may not be clear immediately. Continued treatment, missed work, and limits on daily activities can become important as the claim develops and the extent of your losses becomes clearer.

In many cases, the insurance company may ask for statements, medical information, or other records while reviewing the claim. Understanding what is being requested can help you avoid providing information that is unnecessary or unrelated.

Even when another driver appears responsible, disputes can arise over fault, coverage, or the value of the claim. A car accident lawyer can communicate with insurers and address issues that may affect your case.

At Garces, Grabler & LeBrocq, we help people across New Jersey after car accidents. We provide guidance through the legal process and help you understand what to expect as your case moves forward.

If you need help after a car accident in Union Township, call Garces, Grabler & LeBrocq at (800) 923-3456. Our team is available to answer your questions and discuss the next steps.

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