A dirt bike rider died in an accident on a Tuesday afternoon in Camden after crashing with an NJ Transit bus. The wreck happened at about 1:20 pm at the corner of Broadway and Federal Street in front of the Walter Rand Transportation Center.
It is unclear why the accident occurred or who was at fault. The dirt bike rider was taken to an area hospital but died of their injuries. A full investigation was underway to determine what occurred and who is at fault. At Kwartler Manus, we have a Camden motorcycle accident lawyer ready to tackle your case.
Determining Fault with a Public Entity
One of the most challenging aspects of accidents like this is knowing who is at fault. Victims who lose their life cannot communicate what happened to them leading up to the accident. Yet, family members have the right to pursue legal action.
When a government entity, such as a public transportation service, is responsible for an accident or the loss of life, it is critical to seek legal action as soon as possible. Timeframes for reporting such incidents are much shorter, and you may not be able to simply file a claim. Swift action with the help of a lawyer becomes essential.
Working with an Attorney Becomes Critical
A wrongful death attorney in Camden can become a critical resource for families. With the help of an attorney, it is possible to build a strong case and claim against all parties at fault. Contact Kwartler Manus when you need answers and help in these challenging situations.
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