October 22, 2026
Motorcycle riders can be blamed for crashes before anyone has examined the evidence. Drivers may say they never saw the rider, and insurers may say the rider was going too fast or riding too close. New Jersey has a specific rule for how shared blame affects a claim, and it matters a great deal for riders. New Jersey Compares Fault […]
July 02, 2026
Motorcycle accidents produce some of the most serious injuries seen in personal injury claims. Without the structural protection of a vehicle around them, riders are exposed to the full force of a collision. When another driver’s negligence causes that collision, New Jersey law provides meaningful avenues for recovery — but the path looks different for motorcyclists than for other drivers. […]
July 01, 2026
On the evening of June 22, a two-motorcycle collision on Route 517 in Independence Township, Warren County, left one rider dead and another seriously injured. Losses like this raise difficult questions about what happens next. What Happened on Route 517 Officers were sent to a reported crash just after 6 p.m. that Sunday, according to the Independence Township Police Department. […]
