I'm not the kind of person to hire a lawyer, but...

If these are your sentiments, you are not alone. In fact, many people feel the very same way.

But despite relentless insurance company propaganda to the contrary, hiring an attorney to represent you in a personal injury case is not about "greed" or "frivolousness" or "ambulance chasing." Likewise, hiring an attorney to help you obtain workers' compensation benefits or to defend you in a criminal case is not about trying to avoid personal responsibility.

Hiring an attorney is about protecting your rights…no more, and no less.

Contact an experienced attorney at Hoyt & Hoyt, P.C. today.

The attorneys at Hoyt & Hoyt, P.C.—brothers John and Robert Hoyt—founded their law firm based on a fundamental understanding of the challenges facing accident victims and people accused of crimes, AND, a real mission to protect the rights of these clients. Today, with more than 36 years of combined legal experience to put to work on your behalf, Hoyt & Hoyt, P.C. stands ready to protect your rights in the following practice areas:

The attorneys of Hoyt & Hoyt have helped hundreds of accident and injury victims obtain the full amount of compensation available to them and have successfully defended the rights of clients throughout Northern New Jersey in a broad range of criminal cases. In fact, Hoyt & Hoyt P.C. has built such a reputation for effectiveness in these areas of the law that other firms from throughout New Jersey, and from Connecticut and New York, send injured individuals and their families to the firm on a routine basis. Put their lawyers to work for you.

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Contact an experienced lawyer about your personal injury, workers' compensation, or criminal law concerns. Hoyt & Hoyt, P.C. offers free consultations and flexible appointment scheduling. Personal injury, accidental death, and workers' comp claims are handled on contingent fee basis meaning that you will pay no attorneys' fees unless they recover compensation in your case.