South Jersey Motorcycle Accident Attorneys

Fighting For Motorcycle Accident Victims in New Jersey

At Rosner Law Offices, we are proud of the work we have done for motorcyclists and their families. We know firsthand that motorcyclists come from all backgrounds and all walks of life. From the construction worker who rides to the job site each day to the surgeon who jumps on his bike to relax, motorcyclists encompass a wide range of people. However, they have one thing in common: none of them asked to be injured, nor should they have to pay the price for another person’s careless actions. We fight every day to make sure that they don’t have to.

If you were seriously injured in a motorcycle accident in the South Jersey area, speak to a New Jersey motorcycle accident attorney with our firm. We want to help you seek the recovery you deserve. 

The Rosner Law Offices legal team has successfully recovered over $100 million for our clients over the years. Now, we want to help you. Schedule a free consultation with our team.

Call The Rosner Law Offices at (856) 502-1655 or contact us online to schedule a consultation with our motorcycle accident lawyer in South Jersey.

Common Injuries in motorcycle Accidents

Compared to other motorists, motorcyclists face a much greater risk of death and serious injury in a collision. According to the Insurance Information Institute, nearly 5,000 motorcyclists died in motor vehicle accidents in 2018. Motorcyclists are also much more likely to sustain catastrophic and life-changing injuries compared to drivers in cars and trucks. In our New Jersey motorcycle injury practice, we see many serious injuries over and over again. Although each case is unique, some of the more common motorcycle injuries we handle include:

• Traumatic brain injury,
• Amputations,
• Spinal cord injury,
• Road rash,
• Broken bones and
• Injuries to internal organs.

In many cases, motorcyclists are hurt because another motorist attempted to swerve around them or to pass them too quickly. In other cases, a motorcyclist is injured because a driver was distracted or inattentive. Whatever the reason for your motorcycle accident, you should not have to shoulder the burden of medical bills, lost wages, and mental anguish caused by another driver’s negligence.

How to PROVe NEGLIGENCE IN MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT CASES

In motorcycle accident cases, proving the other party was negligent is key to getting compensated for your injuries and losses. Negligence occurs when someone fails to exercise a reasonable standard of care, leading to harm or injury to another person. That can mean another driver violated traffic laws, was driving distracted, or otherwise acted in a way that put motorcyclists at risk. Showing this helps you claim compensation for your injuries, medical expenses, lost wages, and other losses.