— New Jersey Motorcycle Accident Attorney

Injured in a Motorcycle Accident in New Jersey? Don’t Let Bias Cost You Your Recovery.

Motorcyclists are unfairly blamed for accidents they didn’t cause. Blaise Injury Law fights back — and levels the playing field.

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— No Fee Unless We Win

The Unique Legal Challenges Motorcyclists Face in New Jersey

Motorcycle accidents cause disproportionately severe injuries. Without the protective shell of a vehicle, motorcyclists are exposed to the full impact of a collision — resulting in road rash, fractures, traumatic brain injuries, and spinal cord damage at rates far exceeding car accidents.

What makes these cases even harder is the anti-motorcycle bias that insurance companies exploit. Adjusters often assume motorcyclists were speeding or being reckless — regardless of the actual facts. Under New Jersey’s modified comparative negligence rule, inflating your share of fault directly reduces your recovery.

— Key Legal Issues in Your Case

What Affects Your NJ Motorcycle Accident Claim

Anti-Motorcycle Bias

Insurance adjusters frequently use stereotypes to assign blame to riders. We anticipate these tactics and build your case to counter them from the start.

Comparative Negligence

NJ’s modified comparative negligence rule means your recovery is reduced by your percentage of fault. We fight to keep that number as low as possible — or zero.

PIP and Tort Options

As a NJ driver, your tort election affects your right to sue for pain and suffering. We review your coverage situation on day one to understand exactly what’s available to you.

2-Year Statute of Limitations

You have two years from the accident date to file a claim. Physical evidence degrades and witnesses’ memories fade — don’t wait to get started.

— What You Can Recover

Damages Available After a Motorcycle Accident

Motorcycle accident injuries often require extensive treatment — emergency surgery, hospitalization, multiple procedures, rehabilitation, and long-term care. Your compensation can cover all of this plus lost wages, reduced earning capacity, and substantial pain and suffering damages.

New Jersey’s no-fault system means your PIP benefits pay first. But once PIP is exhausted, and depending on your tort election, you can pursue the at-fault driver directly. Uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage is especially important — many at-fault drivers carry minimum coverage that falls far short of the damages in a serious motorcycle accident.

Blaise Richards’ background inside the insurance industry gives him a concrete understanding of how motorcycle accident claims are evaluated — and how to build the strongest possible case for maximum recovery.

— Act Quickly After a Motorcycle Crash

What to Do After a Motorcycle Accident in New Jersey

1

Get Medical Attention Right Away

Adrenaline can mask serious injuries. Always get checked out by a doctor — and keep all follow-up appointments to document your recovery.

2

Preserve Your Gear

Don’t repair or discard your helmet, jacket, or other gear. These items can be important evidence showing the force of impact.

3

Document the Scene

Photograph your motorcycle, the other vehicle, road conditions, and your injuries. Get the other driver’s insurance and license information.

4

Contact Blaise Injury Law

We investigate immediately, handle all communication with insurers, and fight to recover everything you’re owed — without you paying anything unless we win.

— The Blaise Advantage

Why Motorcycle Accident Victims Choose Blaise Injury Law

Blaise Richards knows how insurance companies approach motorcycle claims — and how to fight back. He works directly on every case, giving you the personalized attention that large law firms and case-management mills can’t provide.

We serve motorcycle accident victims throughout South Jersey and the Philadelphia metro area. All cases are handled on a contingency fee basis — no fee unless we win.

Call (856) 340-5685 or visit our contact page to get started today.

— Free Case Evaluation

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Get a free, no-obligation consultation with Attorney Blaise Richards. No fee unless we win — that’s our promise.

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