FAQ Category: Motorcycle Accidents FAQs

You can file a claim against the driver or another negligent party. Since motorcycles are not subject to New Jersey No-Fault laws and are excluded from PIP. You must rely on health insurance or file a claim. However, you may be entitled to underinsured and uninsured motorist benefits under your…

No. Motorcycles are not subject to New Jersey No-Fault laws and are excluded from PIP. You must rely on health insurance or file a claim. However, you may be entitled to underinsured and uninsured motorist benefits under your applicable automobile insurance policy.

After a motorcycle accident, it’s wise to file a claim with the at-fault person’s insurance company as soon as possible. That way, there is still time to take your case to court if settlement talks fall through. In New Jersey, you have two years from the date of the motorcycle…

Motorcycle accident victims can recover compensation for:  Pain and suffering ― there is no minimum or maximum a jury can award Medical expenses, including hospital bills, physical therapy sessions, surgeries, procedures, tests, treatments, medications, and more Lost wages Lost earning capacity Property damage Loss of enjoyment of life Punitive damages,…

At Davis, Saperstein & Salomon, we believe justice should be open to everyone, not just those with the means to pay. Being injured often results in loss of employment income.  Without income, accident victims cannot afford to hire lawyers. That’s why we represent clients on a contingency fee basis. We…

Motorcycle accidents can be challenging to investigate. Gathering and preserving vital evidence is a huge job that might be difficult to undertake while you’re recovering from your injuries. An experienced motorcycle accident lawyer can collect compelling evidence to build a strong case on your behalf.  It’s never too early to…

Numerous factors are taken into consideration when calculating a motorcycle accident settlement, including: The severity of your injuries Financial losses related to the accident, such as medical bills and lost income Who is at fault for the crash Whether you are partly liable for the wreck Insurance policy limits Non-financial…

Knowing what steps to take after a motorcycle accident can help you protect your health and rights if you need to pursue an injury claim. You should: Call 911. This will summon paramedics and law enforcement to the accident scene. Collect evidence. Take photos or videos at the crash site. Include pictures…