New Jersey Motorcycle Accident Lawyer

Motorcycle riders face a unique set of risks every time they get on the road. With minimal protection and a high likelihood of being overlooked by other drivers, even a minor collision can lead to catastrophic injuries. At Greenberg Gross LLP, our New Jersey motorcycle accident lawyers are committed to helping injured motorcycle riders recover compensation for their losses and rebuild their lives after serious crashes.

Whether you’ve suffered injuries in a motorcycle crash or lost a loved one in a fatal accident, our legal team is here to provide compassionate, experienced legal support. We stand up to insurance companies, hold negligent drivers accountable, and pursue fair compensation for motorcycle accident victims across New Jersey.

Understanding Motorcycle Accident Claims in New Jersey

Motorcycle accident claims differ from standard car accident cases. Injuries are often more severe, and insurance adjusters may attempt to unfairly blame the rider. Our experienced motorcycle accident attorneys understand the challenges injury victims face and fight to ensure they’re treated fairly.

Motorcycle accidents can involve:

• Head injuries
  
• Spinal cord injuries
  
• Broken bones and fractures
  
• Severe road rash and disfigurement
  
• Internal injuries
  
• Significant injuries requiring future medical bills and extended recovery
  

If you’ve suffered injuries due to someone else’s negligence—such as a driver failing to check blind spots, ignoring traffic laws, or turning left into your path—you may have grounds for a motorcycle accident injury claim.

Common Causes of Motorcycle Accidents

• Distracted Driving: Drivers texting, eating, or adjusting navigation systems often miss motorcycles.
  
• Blind Spots: Motorcycles are harder to see, especially in rear-view mirrors or when changing lanes.
  
• Unsafe Lane Changes: Sudden shifts without signaling endanger nearby motorcycle riders.
  
• Speeding and Aggressive Driving: Other drivers who ignore speed limits put motorcyclists at risk.
  
• Improper Left Turns: A leading cause of collisions between cars and motorcycles.
  

Our motorcycle accident lawyers analyze police reports, witness statements, accident scene photos, and medical records to build a strong claim on your behalf.

Types of Motorcycle Accident Cases We Handle

• Collisions with cars, trucks, or other vehicles
  
• Single-rider crashes due to road defects or hazards
  
• Motorcycle collisions caused by drunk or reckless drivers
  
• Crashes involving protective gear failure or defective equipment
  
• Motorcycle accident injuries caused by road construction or poor maintenance
  

Each motorcycle accident case is unique. Our attorneys tailor your legal strategy to your situation, whether it involves negotiating with an insurance company or taking your case to court.

What Compensation Can You Recover?

Motorcycle accident victims are often entitled to compensation for:

• Medical bills and future medical costs
  
• Lost wages and loss of earning capacity
  
• Pain and suffering
  
• Property damage (motorcycle repairs or replacement)
  
• Punitive damages in cases of extreme negligence
  

Our goal is to help you obtain the financial resources needed for recovery and to secure justice for every impact on the victim’s life. Not all injuries heal completely, and our lawyers factor long-term medical expenses and catastrophic injuries into every claim.

Why Choose Greenberg Gross LLP?

Our law firm brings unmatched commitment and legal experience to motorcycle accident litigation. We know that injured motorcyclists are often unfairly blamed by insurance companies and other drivers. Our job is to change that narrative.

• Experienced Motorcycle Accident Lawyer: We know motorcycle accident law inside and out.
  
• Relentless Advocacy: We seek maximum compensation and don’t back down from tough cases.
  
• Compassionate Personal Attention: Our legal team takes the time to understand your injuries, goals, and needs.
  

We also assist with the insurance paperwork, police reports, and documentation needed to support a successful motorcycle accident claim.

Protecting Motorcycle Riders Throughout New Jersey

Motorcycle collisions occur statewide—from urban intersections to rural highways. Our motorcycle accident attorneys are available to  represent clients in Jersey City, Newark, Trenton, Camden, and beyond. 

Free Consultation with No Upfront Fees

We offer every client a free consultation to review the details of their motorcycle accident case. If we accept your case, we work on a contingency fee basis—meaning you don’t pay our firm unless we win. Let us help you seek compensation for your injuries and protect your future.

Start Your Motorcycle Accident Claim Today

If you or someone you love has suffered injuries in a motorcycle accident caused by another driver, don’t face the aftermath alone. Contact Greenberg Gross LLP today. Our team of New Jersey motorcycle accident lawyers is ready to help you pursue justice and recover the compensation you deserve.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do after a motorcycle accident?

Call the police, seek medical attention, document the accident scene, gather contact information from other drivers and witnesses, and contact a motorcycle accident attorney immediately.

How is fault determined in a motorcycle accident?

Fault is determined through accident reports, photos, witness statements, and legal analysis. Even if you were partially at fault, you may still recover compensation under New Jersey’s comparative negligence laws.

What if the insurance company denies my claim?

Insurance companies often try to minimize payouts. Our lawyers negotiate aggressively and are prepared to file a personal injury lawsuit if necessary.

How much is my motorcycle accident injury claim worth?

Each case is different. Compensation depends on the severity of your motorcycle accident injuries, medical expenses, lost wages, and other damages. We work to maximize your recovery.

How long do I have to file a motorcycle accident claim in New Jersey?

In most cases, you have two years from the date of the accident. However, there may be exceptions. Contact an attorney promptly to protect your rights.