If you put money into your motorcycle, you expect to get that money back after an accident. If you modified your motorcycle to increase its value, that should be reflected in your accident settlement. Motorcyclists modify their bikes when they make alterations to...
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For many motorcyclists, especially those living in regions with harsh winters, there comes a season when the roads are less friendly, and bikes are put to rest until warmer days. This period of inactivity often leads to the question of whether you can cancel your...
READ ARTICLE >>When riding a motorcycle, it is very important to wear a helmet. Helmets are arguably the most important piece of safety equipment for motorcyclists. In fact, in New Jersey, it is required by law to wear an approved motorcycle helmet when operating a motorcycle....
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After a motorcycle accident in New Jersey, you should call the police so that they can create a report of the incident. Though this report may be useful to you during your claim, could the negligent driver use it against you? Because police reports generally benefit...
READ ARTICLE >>Social media has become an integral part of our everyday lives, allowing us to connect with friends and family across the globe. However, social media can have a more significant impact than just socializing. In New Jersey motorcycle accident cases, social media can...
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Learning how insurance companies calculate the value of motorcycles following accidents will be important so that you do not accept a settlement that is less than what you deserve. Insurance companies determine the actual cash value (ACV) of a motorcycle by assessing...
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