This is a 2026 list of New Jersey motorcycle accident law firms that represent riders and passengers hurt in crashes. Each firm also has an active New Jersey office and publishes a motorcycle accident practice on its own website. In addition, the firms are grouped by North, Central and South Jersey.
New Jersey motorcycle accident law firms include Onal Injury Law, which publishes this list, and Davis Saperstein & Salomon, Maggiano DiGirolamo & Lizzi, Seigel Law, Scura Wigfield Heyer, Glugeth & Pierguidi, Clark Law, James Vasquez, Brach Eichler and Birkhold & Maider in North Jersey; Garces Grabler & LeBrocq, Stark & Stark, Pellettieri Rabstein & Altman, Team Law, Bramnick Grabas, Andrew S. Maze and Keefe Law Firm in Central Jersey; and Petro Cohen, Lipari & Deiter, Gelman Law, Console & Associates, Castellani Law, Puff Sierzega & MacFeeters, Ferrara & Gable and Grungo Law in South Jersey.
Each of these 25 firms has at least one active New Jersey office, represents injured people on the plaintiff side, and publishes a motorcycle accident practice on its own website. As a result, they have offices in 17 of the state's 21 counties.
In other words, these are the offices of New Jersey motorcycle accident lawyers and motorcycle crash attorneys. Several of them also explain on their own websites why rider claims work differently from car claims in New Jersey.
Onal Injury Law publishes this page and is listed first. However, the numbers are only there to help you move around the page, so they are not a ranking. In addition, no firm paid to be included.
First, on 3 October 2026 we reviewed the websites of 52 New Jersey personal injury firms. Then, every firm listed here had to meet four criteria: an active New Jersey office, a published motorcycle accident page, plaintiff-side representation, and public information we could verify. However, several firms that also meet these criteria are not listed, because we kept the list to a readable size with firms in all three regions. Next, we opened each listed firm's motorcycle accident page and used only facts the firm publishes about itself. In addition, we did not score, rate or rank any firm, so a firm's absence from this page is not a judgment about it. Finally, we re-check the list every quarter.
These tables give a quick view of where each firm has offices and what each firm notes on its own website. In addition, you can select a firm to jump to its entry.
| # | Firm | New Jersey office(s) | Region | Noted on the firm's website |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Onal Injury Law (publisher) | Elmwood Park, Cliffside Park | North | Riders and passengers, UM/UIM claims; English, Spanish, Turkish |
| 02 | Davis, Saperstein & Salomon, P.C. | Teaneck; also Woodcliff Lake, Colonia and Pennington | North | Riders on staff, Hit-and-run, Video consults |
| 03 | Maggiano, DiGirolamo & Lizzi, P.C. | Fort Lee and Hackensack | North | Helmet laws, Road hazards, NJ & NY courts |
| 04 | Seigel Law | Ridgewood; also Moonachie, Morristown and Somerville | North | Helmet law, Drunk-driver crashes |
| 05 | Scura, Wigfield, Heyer, Stevens & Cammarota | Wayne | North | No-PIP rules, Left-turn crashes, Dooring |
| 06 | Glugeth & Pierguidi, P.C. | Jersey City and Hoboken | North | Hudson County, NJ & NYC pages |
| 07 | The Clark Law Firm, P.C. | Rutherford; also Newark and Belmar | North | Defective parts, Helmet evidence |
| 08 | James Vasquez Law | Clifton | North | Spanish page, Verbal threshold, Former prosecutor |
| 09 | Brach Eichler Injury Lawyers | Roseland; also New Brunswick, Toms River, Cherry Hill and Morristown | North | Jersey Shore, City pages |
| 10 | Birkhold & Maider, LLC | Montclair | North | No-PIP rules, Essex County |
| # | Firm | New Jersey office(s) | Region | Noted on the firm's website |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11 | Garces, Grabler & LeBrocq, P.C. | New Brunswick; also Newark, Jersey City, Elizabeth, Edison, Trenton and more | Central | City pages, Traffic laws, Spanish · Portuguese |
| 12 | Stark & Stark | Lawrenceville; also Iselin, Marlton, Bridgeton and Morristown | Central | Riders on staff, Helmet safety, Hit-and-run |
| 13 | Pellettieri Rabstein & Altman | Lawrence Township; also Nutley, Morristown and Cherry Hill | Central | Road defects, Sharing the road |
| 14 | Team Law | Highland Park | Central | No-PIP rules, Defective parts, Since 1982 |
| 15 | Bramnick, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan | Scotch Plains; also Elizabeth, Newark, Clifton and East Brunswick | Central | Helmet FAQ, 25+ years |
| 16 | Law Office of Andrew S. Maze | Woodbridge | Central | No-PIP rules, Bike upkeep |
| 17 | Keefe Law Firm | Red Bank | Central | Helmet law, Defective parts, Spanish · Portuguese |
| # | Firm | New Jersey office(s) | Region | Noted on the firm's website |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18 | Petro Cohen, P.C. | Northfield; also Cherry Hill, Cape May Court House and Hamilton | South | Wrongful death, Scarring |
| 19 | Lipari & Deiter | Atlantic City; also Pleasantville and Marlton | South | Atlantic County, Road hazards, Wrongful death |
| 20 | Gelman Law, LLC | Cherry Hill; also Hamilton and Tinton Falls | South | Low-limit drivers, Defective parts |
| 21 | Console & Associates, P.C. | Marlton | South | No-helmet claims, NJ & PA |
| 22 | Castellani Law Firm | Northfield | South | UM/UIM, Trial certification, Spanish |
| 23 | Puff, Sierzega & MacFeeters | Woodbury | South | Road hazards, Left-turn crashes |
| 24 | Ferrara & Gable | Cherry Hill | South | Camden County, Video consults |
| 25 | Grungo Law | Cherry Hill; also Vineland and Hamilton Square | South | Defects & recalls, NJ & PA |
These groups are based only on what each firm publishes. However, they are not recommendations, so contact any firm to confirm it fits your situation.
In particular, these firms say attorneys on their team ride motorcycles themselves.
In addition, Onal Injury Law serves clients in Turkish.
For example, these firms explain how riders' medical bills get paid when PIP does not apply.
Specifically, these firms cover hit-and-run crashes, uninsured drivers or drivers with minimum coverage.
For example, these firms cover failed tires, brakes, parts and helmets.
However, a claim over a public road can need a notice within 90 days.
In other words, you can meet these firms without traveling to an office.
In particular, these firms publish wrongful death information for families after a fatal motorcycle crash.
New Jersey's no-fault system was built around cars, but motorcycles sit mostly outside it. As a result, that changes who pays the medical bills and what a rider can sue for, so it is worth asking New Jersey motorcycle accident law firms how it applies to your crash.
After a crash, get medical care first, even if you rode away. Then call the police so a report is made, photograph the bike, your gear, the other vehicle and the road, and keep the helmet and damaged gear exactly as they are.
This page covers motorcycle crashes. However, for other crashes a list built around that case type is more useful, because the firms and the rules differ.
First, we grouped the New Jersey motorcycle accident law firms by where their offices are, because most riders want a firm near home or near the crash. Each entry also uses only facts the firm publishes about itself, and the tags show which motorcycle topics each firm covers on its own website. In other words, we did not score or rate any firm.
Personal injury attorney John Onal also represents motorcycle riders and passengers hurt in crashes in New Jersey and New York. Because riders generally have no PIP, the firm looks for every source that can pay: the at-fault driver's liability insurance, uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage, and health insurance.
About our firm: first, you work directly with your attorney, and the firm represents clients in English, Spanish and Turkish. In addition, the firm handles wrongful death claims for families after a fatal crash. We also review cases from anywhere in the U.S. and work with locally admitted counsel where a case requires it.
Publisher note: Onal Injury Law's Elmwood Park and Cliffside Park offices are in Bergen County, so North Jersey motorcycle cases are also handled locally.
(201) 335-6788 →A plaintiff-only injury firm whose managing partners, Sam Davis and Garry Salomon, also describe themselves as longtime motorcycle riders.
Worth knowing: in particular, its motorcycle pages cover hit-and-run crashes and New Jersey motorcycle laws, and the firm offers free phone and video consultations.
A Bergen County trial firm dating to 1974 that also publishes a Fort Lee motorcycle accident page.
Worth knowing: for example, it publishes separate pages on helmet laws and road-hazard crashes, plus motorcycle pages for Jersey City and the Bronx.
A North Jersey injury firm that also has a motorcycle accident practice serving Bergen, Passaic, Essex and Hudson counties.
Worth knowing: in addition, its page notes that New Jersey's helmet law covers passengers as well as operators, and the firm publishes a separate page on crashes caused by drunk drivers.
A multi-office North Jersey injury firm that also has a motorcycle accident practice.
Worth knowing: specifically, its page explains that New Jersey motorcyclists and their passengers are excluded from PIP benefits, and covers left-turn and dooring crashes.
A Hudson County injury firm that also says it has more than 30 years of experience representing injured people.
Worth knowing: also, it publishes motorcycle accident pages for Jersey City, Newark and New York City.
A New Jersey injury firm with offices in Bergen, Essex and Monmouth counties, as well as a motorcycle accident practice.
Worth knowing: in particular, its page covers crashes caused by defective motorcycle parts and helmets, and tells riders to keep the bike and helmet as evidence.
A Clifton injury practice that also publishes its motorcycle accident page in Spanish.
Worth knowing: for example, its page explains that riders have no PIP to fall back on and are not bound by the verbal threshold. In addition, the page says James Vasquez is a former prosecutor and insurance-defense attorney.
The injury group of a large New Jersey firm that also publishes motorcycle accident pages for Toms River, Trenton and Paramus.
Worth knowing: in addition, its Toms River page focuses on crashes along the Jersey Shore, a popular riding area.
An Essex County injury firm that also has a motorcycle accident practice.
Worth knowing: specifically, its page explains that New Jersey motorcycle policies are not required to include PIP and typically do not, which leaves riders depending on the claim against the at-fault driver.
Publisher note: distance does not change how Onal Injury Law handles a case. For example, Central Jersey riders meet with us by phone or video.
(201) 335-6788 →A multi-office New Jersey firm founded in 1991 that also publishes motorcycle accident pages for Newark, Jersey City, Union and New Brunswick.
Worth knowing: also, it publishes a separate page on New Jersey motorcycle traffic laws, and the firm serves clients in Spanish and Portuguese.
A full-service firm founded in 1933 that also has a New Jersey motorcycle accident practice.
Worth knowing: in particular, the firm says several of its attorneys ride motorcycles themselves, and it publishes pages on helmet safety, hit-and-run crashes and liability limits.
A New Jersey firm that says it has represented injured people since 1929 and also has a motorcycle accident practice.
Worth knowing: for example, its page covers New Jersey laws on sharing the road with motorcyclists and crashes caused by potholes, debris and other road defects.
An injury firm with offices near New Brunswick and in Hudson County, as well as a New Jersey motorcycle accident practice.
Worth knowing: in addition, the firm says one of its attorneys has represented injured riders in New Jersey since 1982. In addition, it publishes a page on claims against manufacturers for defective motorcycle parts.
A Union County injury firm that also says it has more than 25 years of experience with motorcycle accident claims.
Worth knowing: specifically, its FAQ explains New Jersey's DOT-approved helmet requirement and how riding without a helmet can affect a claim.
A Woodbridge practice that also handles motorcycle accident cases.
Worth knowing: also, its page notes that PIP does not cover motorcycle crashes, and that New Jersey does not require motorcycle inspections, so riders are responsible for keeping their bikes safe.
A Monmouth County firm that also has a New Jersey motorcycle accident practice.
Worth knowing: in particular, its page notes that every rider and passenger in New Jersey must wear a helmet regardless of age, and covers crashes caused by manufacturing or design defects. Also, the site is available in Spanish and Portuguese.
Publisher note: Onal Injury Law also takes South Jersey and Shore motorcycle cases. Consultations happen by phone or video.
(201) 335-6788 →A South Jersey firm that also has a New Jersey motorcycle accident practice.
Worth knowing: for example, its page covers wrongful death claims after fatal crashes, and damages for scarring, disfigurement and amputation.
A South Jersey firm that also has a motorcycle accident practice for Atlantic City and the region.
Worth knowing: in addition, its page notes that in some cases a claim can also be brought against a company or a government entity, and the firm handles wrongful death claims for families.
A South Jersey firm led by David Gelman that also has a motorcycle accident practice.
Worth knowing: specifically, its page explains that many drivers carry only New Jersey's minimum coverage, which serious motorcycle injuries can quickly use up.
A South Jersey injury firm that also says it has practiced since 1994.
Worth knowing: also, it publishes motorcycle pages for New Jersey and Pennsylvania, plus a separate page on claims when the rider was not wearing a helmet.
A South Jersey injury firm that also says it has represented injured riders for more than three decades.
Worth knowing: in particular, its page explains that New Jersey motorcycle policies often do not include PIP for the rider, and covers UM/UIM claims when the other driver is uninsured. In addition, the firm states that David Castellani is certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a Civil Trial Attorney.
A Gloucester County firm serving Gloucester and Camden County families since 1978 that also has a motorcycle accident practice.
Worth knowing: for example, its page points to local hazards such as potholes and loose gravel on backroads, along with left-turn crashes.
A Cherry Hill injury firm that also says its founding lawyer has 50 years of experience.
Worth knowing: in addition, it publishes motorcycle pages for Camden County, Voorhees, Pennsauken and Haddonfield, and offers phone or video consultations for riders too hurt to travel.
A South Jersey injury firm with three New Jersey offices as well as a Philadelphia office.
Worth knowing: specifically, it publishes Camden County motorcycle pages, including one on defects and recalls, plus pages for Trenton and Pennsylvania.
These tables show which firms on this list have an office in each county. However, you do not need a firm in your own county. In fact, most motorcycle cases are handled by phone, video and email, and a lawsuit is filed where the law says it belongs.
| County | Firms on this list with an office there |
|---|---|
| Bergen | 01 Onal, 02 Davis Saperstein & Salomon, 03 Maggiano DiGirolamo & Lizzi, 04 Seigel Law, 05 Scura Wigfield Heyer, 07 Clark Law, 11 Garces Grabler & LeBrocq |
| Essex | 05 Scura Wigfield Heyer, 07 Clark Law, 09 Brach Eichler, 10 Birkhold & Maider, 11 Garces Grabler & LeBrocq, 13 Pellettieri Rabstein & Altman, 15 Bramnick Grabas |
| Hudson | 05 Scura Wigfield Heyer, 06 Glugeth & Pierguidi, 11 Garces Grabler & LeBrocq, 14 Team Law |
| Morris | 04 Seigel Law, 09 Brach Eichler, 11 Garces Grabler & LeBrocq, 12 Stark & Stark, 13 Pellettieri Rabstein & Altman |
| Passaic | 05 Scura Wigfield Heyer, 08 James Vasquez, 15 Bramnick Grabas |
| Sussex | No listed office; instead, the nearest are firms in Morris and Passaic counties. |
| Warren | No listed office; instead, the nearest are firms in Morris and Somerset counties. |
| County | Firms on this list with an office there |
|---|---|
| Hunterdon | No listed office; instead, the nearest are firms in Somerset, Mercer and Morris counties. |
| Mercer | 02 Davis Saperstein & Salomon, 11 Garces Grabler & LeBrocq, 12 Stark & Stark, 13 Pellettieri Rabstein & Altman, 18 Petro Cohen, 20 Gelman Law, 25 Grungo Law |
| Middlesex | 02 Davis Saperstein & Salomon, 09 Brach Eichler, 11 Garces Grabler & LeBrocq, 12 Stark & Stark, 14 Team Law, 15 Bramnick Grabas, 16 Andrew S. Maze |
| Monmouth | 07 Clark Law, 11 Garces Grabler & LeBrocq, 17 Keefe Law Firm, 20 Gelman Law |
| Ocean | 09 Brach Eichler |
| Somerset | 04 Seigel Law |
| Union | 11 Garces Grabler & LeBrocq, 15 Bramnick Grabas |
| County | Firms on this list with an office there |
|---|---|
| Atlantic | 18 Petro Cohen, 19 Lipari & Deiter, 22 Castellani Law |
| Burlington | 12 Stark & Stark, 19 Lipari & Deiter, 21 Console & Associates |
| Camden | 09 Brach Eichler, 13 Pellettieri Rabstein & Altman, 18 Petro Cohen, 20 Gelman Law, 24 Ferrara & Gable, 25 Grungo Law |
| Cape May | 18 Petro Cohen |
| Cumberland | 12 Stark & Stark, 25 Grungo Law |
| Gloucester | 23 Puff Sierzega & MacFeeters |
| Salem | No listed office; instead, the nearest are firms in Gloucester and Cumberland counties. |
The other driver is the usual defendant, but a serious motorcycle crash often involves more than one source of payment. In addition, many of the New Jersey motorcycle accident law firms on this list handle each of these situations.
Generally, claims run against the driver's liability insurance, often after a left turn, a lane change or a driver who says they never saw the bike.
When the driver had no insurance, too little insurance or fled, uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage may pay.
Potholes, loose gravel and uneven pavement are more dangerous on two wheels. However, claims against a town, county or the state need a notice within 90 days.
For example, a failed tire, brake or helmet can support a product claim against the maker. For that reason, keep the bike and gear exactly as they are.
Also, under New Jersey's dram shop law, a licensed bar or restaurant that served a visibly intoxicated driver may share responsibility.
If the driver was on the job, for example in a delivery van or truck, the employer's commercial policy may also apply. For more, see our truck accident law firms list.
In fact, these questions work for every one of the New Jersey motorcycle accident law firms on this page, including ours.
Without PIP, bills can pile up quickly. So, ask how the firm will use your health insurance, any medical payments coverage and the at-fault driver's policy.
In particular, ask whether the firm has reviewed your motorcycle policy, any household auto policies and your UM/UIM limits, not just the other driver's coverage.
Adjusters and jurors sometimes assume the rider was reckless. Therefore, ask how the firm uses video, crash data and witnesses to answer that.
Usually yes. Also, ask the firm before the bike is repaired or sold, because it may show how the crash happened or whether a part failed.
Finally, ask whether the attorney or staff will speak with you directly or through an interpreter.
Generally no. Motorcycles are not covered by New Jersey's no-fault personal injury protection, so a rider's medical bills are not paid by PIP the way a car occupant's are. Instead, bills are usually paid by health insurance, optional medical payments coverage on the motorcycle policy, and in the end the at-fault driver's liability insurance.
Generally no. The verbal threshold, also called the limitation on lawsuit option, is part of the no-fault system that applies to car policies. Because riders fall outside that system, a rider's claim against the at-fault driver is usually not limited by it. Your household's insurance policies can still matter, so ask any firm to review them.
Yes. Under N.J.S.A. 39:3-76.7, every motorcycle operator and passenger must wear an approved helmet. Riding without one does not end a claim, but the other side may argue it made a head injury worse.
No. In general, New Jersey does not allow riding between lanes of traffic. However, a rider who was lane splitting can often still recover, because New Jersey reduces damages by each person's share of fault and only bars recovery when the rider was more than 50 percent at fault.
Generally two years from the crash under N.J.S.A. 2A:14-2. However, if a town, county or the state may be responsible, for example for a pothole or a road defect, a notice of claim is generally due within 90 days under N.J.S.A. 59:8-8.
In that case, uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage on your motorcycle policy, or sometimes on a household auto policy, may pay. Also, report the crash to the police right away, because hit-and-run claims usually depend on a prompt police report.
Yes. A passenger can usually claim against the at-fault driver, and sometimes also against the motorcycle operator. In addition, passengers are subject to the helmet law and are generally also outside the PIP system.
Ask each firm before you meet, because policies differ. For example, the consultation with Onal Injury Law is free.
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John Onal, Esq., Onal Injury Law, 619 River Drive, Suite 340 A, Elmwood Park, NJ 07407 · (201) 335-6788.
This list of New Jersey motorcycle accident law firms is published by Onal Injury Law, which appears first and discloses that placement throughout the page. In other words, this is a directory, not a ranking, rating, award, endorsement or "best of" designation. In addition, the numbering exists for navigation only. Also, no firm is claimed to be superior to any other firm, listed or not listed. Every listed firm meets the stated criteria: an active New Jersey office, a published motorcycle accident practice, plaintiff-side representation, and verifiable public information. However, other firms that meet the criteria are not listed, and their absence is not a judgment about them. Similarly, the tags reflect what each firm publishes and are not a claim about the scope of any firm's practice. Finally, this list is not the product of an independent rating organization, and no firm paid for, requested or approved inclusion.
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Last reviewed 3 October 2026. Reviewed periodically; the page may not reflect legal or factual changes after that date.
