Brian E. Jacobs

About Brian E. Jacobs

Brian E. Jacobs is a seasoned attorney based in Bridgeton, New Jersey, with a distinguished 25-year career in law enforcement. He retired as a lieutenant and unit commander from the Camden County Prosecutor's Office in Camden, NJ. Throughout his career, Mr. Jacobs held several command roles, investigating and overseeing thousands of cases. His expertise spans physical crimes, complex theft and fraud, official misconduct, political corruption, organized crime, and administrative matters.

In addition to his investigative work, Mr. Jacobs has shared his knowledge by instructing at police academies and agencies. He has also been a featured speaker, notably delivering a public records lecture sponsored by LexisNexis at Seton Hall Law School.

The information on this page is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Consult a licensed attorney for advice about your situation.

Practice Areas

Car Accidents

Personal Injury

New Jersey Car Accident Laws

Understanding New Jersey's accident laws is critical when pursuing a claim. Here are the key legal rules that apply to your case:

Statute of Limitations

2 years

Time limit to file a claim

Negligence Rule

modified comparative fault (51%)

How fault is determined

Min. Insurance (BI/PD)

$15K/$30K/$5K

Per person/per accident/property

Insurance System

No-Fault

Your own insurance covers injuries

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Brian E. Jacobs' professional background?

Brian E. Jacobs has a 25-year career in law enforcement, retiring as a lieutenant and unit commander with the Camden County Prosecutor's Office.

What types of cases has Brian E. Jacobs handled?

He has investigated and supervised cases involving physical crimes, complex theft and fraud, official misconduct, political corruption, and organized crime.

Has Brian E. Jacobs taught or spoken publicly?

Yes, he has instructed at police academies and agencies and was a featured speaker at a public records lecture sponsored by LexisNexis at Seton Hall Law School.