In New Jersey, you must prove the liability of the negligent party before you can receive compensation. Establishing motorcycle accident liability involves addressing key legal elements:

1. Demonstrating that the at-fault driver had a duty of care towards you and they should have taken adequate precautions and adhered to the roadside and traffic laws.

2. Proving that the defendant breached their responsibility of care through reckless driving and negligent behavior.

3. Establishing a link between duty breach and injuries sustained.

4. Demonstrating non-economic and economic damages resulting after the injuries incurred.

As soon as these elements are fulfilled, the likelihood of damage recovery from the at-fault party significantly improves. This is easier said than done unless you have an experienced lawyer for case representation.

Our New Jersey motorcycle lawyer possesses the skills to navigate the state's no-fault legal system, where insurance policies sometimes permit claims against the policy of a responsible driver. We will carry out an investigation into your accident to understand its dynamics, determine the responsible party, and gather critical evidence of the defendant party’s act of reckless behavior or negligence that led to the accident. From police reports to reviewing videos and photographs available from nearby surveillance traffic cameras, collecting information from eye-witnesses, and consulting reconstructionists, we collect the evidence required to get you the compensation you are entitled to.

Our motorcycle accident attorneys have a profound understanding of state and local laws, coupled with hands-on experience in handling such cases. We help you get compensated for the following: