ALAN JOHN CLARK, PC

A bicycle accident often results in serious injuries such as traumatic brain injury, fractures, facial lesions or neck injuries. The question arises as to what sources of compensation will cover medical bills and lost wages.

While representatives of whoever hit the child in the crosswalk may claim that part of the responsibility lies with the child, New Jersey law does not. In our state, comparative negligence principles do not apply to children under age 7. People who use roadways are expected to exercise their duty of care and that includes a responsibility to watch out for skateboarders and bicyclists.

When another motorist, bicyclist, pedestrian or other person or entity has liability for losses caused by a bicycle accident in New Jersey, Alan John Clark is a logical choice for representation call 201-906-5160

Alan John Clark an experienced trial attorney is prepared to take a case as far as it needs to go to achieve justice and restore hope for an injured bike rider.