Truck Accidents
Tractor-trailer crashes on the Turnpike and I-295.
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Serving Burlington County, NJ
Burlington County Personal Injury Lawyer
Seriously hurt in Burlington County because someone else was careless? ViKing Law fights for injured people across Burlington County, NJ, and you work with attorney Virginia King personally.
A local advocate
Injured in Burlington County? You deserve your attorney's full attention.
Burlington County stretches from the Delaware River communities across from Bucks County and Philadelphia to the Pinelands. ViKing Law serves injured people across the county, from Burlington City and Willingboro to Moorestown and Mount Laurel.
Virginia King handles every case personally and answers your calls herself. You will always know where your case stands.
Practice areas
How ViKing Law helps people in Burlington County
Virginia handles serious injury, consumer and business claims. These are the cases that most often bring people from this area to the firm.
Car Accidents
Intersection and highway crashes on US 130, Route 38 and Route 73.
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Injuries at shopping centers, warehouses and apartments.
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Falls caused by spills, ice and poor lighting.
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Warehouse and job site injuries, including third-party claims.
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Injuries caused by defective products.
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What shapes a Burlington County injury case
The New Jersey Turnpike and I-295 run the length of the county, carrying heavy freight traffic, while US 130, Route 38 and Route 73 are lined with businesses, driveways and traffic lights. Those combinations produce serious truck crashes and frequent intersection collisions.
New Jersey claims follow New Jersey rules on fault, deadlines and auto insurance thresholds, and claims against public entities need a notice of claim within 90 days. Virginia will explain each one before you decide how to proceed.
- Where a case is filed
- Lawsuits here are usually heard in the Superior Court of New Jersey, at the Burlington County courthouse in Mount Holly.
- The roads behind the claims
- Many local injury claims start on the New Jersey Turnpike, I-295, US 130, Route 38 and Route 73.
- Two years to file
- New Jersey also allows two years for most personal injury lawsuits (N.J.S.A. 2A:14-2). A claim against a public entity needs a notice of claim within 90 days under the Tort Claims Act, so time matters.
- Shared fault, New Jersey style
- New Jersey bars recovery only when you are more than 50 percent responsible, and reduces your award by your share of the fault.
Why ViKing Law
A boutique firm, by design
No billboards, no case managers, no junior associates. Just the attorney whose name is on the door.
You work with Virginia, only Virginia
She reviews every case herself, returns your calls, texts and emails, and stays with you from the first call to the resolution.
She knows the other side
Years as an insurance defense attorney taught her how adjusters value claims, and how to push back.
She chooses cases carefully
A limited caseload means your case gets real attention instead of waiting in a pile.
A free first conversation
The first consultation is free and confidential, and personal injury cases are handled on a contingency fee basis.
You work with Virginia. Only Virginia.
When you call ViKing Law about an injury in Burlington County, Virginia King is the person who calls you back. She explains each step in plain language, and she is available 24/7 at (610) 299-8022.
How it works
How your case moves
A free, honest conversation
Tell Virginia what happened. She will tell you whether you have a claim and what it is likely to involve.
Evidence, gathered early
Police reports, photos, medical records and preservation letters for video, before they disappear.
Negotiation with the insurers
Virginia handles every call with the insurance companies so you can focus on getting better.
Trial when it is needed
Cases are prepared to go to court, which is often what produces a fair offer.
From Newtown to Burlington County
ViKing Law's office is at 12 Penns Trail, Suite 203, Newtown, PA 18940. Virginia can meet clients from Burlington County at the office, at home or in the hospital.
Nearby communities
Questions
Burlington County injury questions, answered
Does ViKing Law represent Burlington County clients?
Yes. Burlington County is one of the New Jersey areas the firm serves. Virginia handles car, truck, premises and product claims there.
What evidence matters in a Turnpike truck crash?
The police report, photos, witness names, and the trucking company's records: driver logs, maintenance files and the truck's electronic data. Those records need a preservation request quickly.
How long do I have to file an injury claim in Burlington County?
New Jersey also allows two years for most personal injury lawsuits (N.J.S.A. 2A:14-2). A claim against a public entity needs a notice of claim within 90 days under the Tort Claims Act, so time matters.
Does my auto insurance choice affect a crash claim?
New Jersey auto policies carry either a limitation on lawsuit (the verbal threshold) or no limitation. That one choice decides whether you can recover for pain and suffering after a crash, so it is the first thing to check.
What does it cost to talk to ViKing Law?
Nothing. The first consultation is free and confidential, and personal injury cases are handled on a contingency fee basis. Virginia will explain the fee agreement in plain language before you decide anything.
Free case review
Your battle ends here. Tell Virginia what happened.
Every request is read by Virginia herself, not a call center or an intake team. A consultation is free and confidential.
- Free, confidential consultation
- You speak with Virginia directly
- Personal injury cases are handled on a contingency fee basis
- Available 24/7