A New Jersey man recently died in a motorcycle accident after colliding with a vehicle. The Wharton man died on a recent Tuesday in June, the police said. When motorcycle accidents occur that are caused by the negligence of other drivers, victims or their families, depending on the situations, may seek to file either personal injury suits or wrongful death claims against the drivers.
Recent New Jersey motorcycle accidents: 1 killed in crash
When car accidents occur, the police report is crucial
An accident involving motor vehicles, though an unfortunate aspect of life that many residents of New Jersey have experienced, can be handled more adroitly with the use of a police report. When car accidents occur -- or a similar incident in which a law enforcement officer was called in -- one of these was most likely generated. An individual is entitled to a copy of this report.
New Jersey car accidents can leave drivers in serious condition
It all seems so simple. A driver heading north will keep his car in the northbound lane; a driver heading south will keep his car in the southbound lane. When this happens, traffic typically flows as it should, and drivers arrive at their destination. However, when a driver does not follow this norm, car accidents such a recent accident on a New Jersey highway can cause harm to one or both of the drivers involved.
Recent New Jersey drunk driving accidents: Firefighter killed
As the weather improves and gas prices continue to stay below past yearly averages, many expect that this will be a summer of road trips for many Americans. Many New Jersey residents may be planning such trips, either by car or perhaps by motorcycle. With more vehicles on the road and everyone hoping to have a good time, this may cause an increase in drunk driving accidents.
Recent New Jersey drunk driving accidents: student killed
A young high school student who had just begun his first job and was looking forward to his future career in the military was recently killed in a car accident. His life was cut tragically short on a recent Sunday morning in May in Burlington County. The driver who struck and killed him is believed to have been driving under the influence. Drunk driving accidents like this may serve as painful reminders to victims' loved ones that life is too short, but legal action in a New Jersey civil court may be justified to partially right such wrongs.
