There are almost 88,000 injuries from motorcycle accidents reported every year in the United States, along with 5,000 fatalities from these kinds of accidents. Motorcycle riders are at a higher risk of serious injuries than car drivers as they are not protected by a...
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After an accident, you might have a million questions about what happens next and how to get compensation for your injuries. In many cases, an attorney can help you file a lawsuit against the at-fault driver to seek compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and...
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Motorcycle accidents are extremely common and can often lead to injuries and death. Typically, motorcycle injuries in New Jersey are caused by one of a few different causes, each of which can be held against the at-fault driver. New Jersey motorcycle accident lawyer...
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Many riders injured in motorcycle accidents may not be able to make a claim or sue for money damages as a result of the “lawsuit limitation.” Under New Jersey law, when you purchase automobile insurance, you must choose either the “lawsuit...
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Under N.J.S.A. 39:6A-4.5, there are certain motor vehicle and traffic regulations defined for motorists and motorcyclists in New Jersey. New Jersey motorcycle accident lawyer Jerry Friedman defines these rules and explains how it can affect you as a driver in the...
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New Jersey Motor Vehicle Laws provide that automobiles must have seat belts. Since a motorcycle is not an automobile as defined under New Jersey motor vehicle laws, theres no need to have seat belts on your scooter. But what about sidecars? Motorcycle accident lawyer...
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