How do I prove that I wasn’t at fault for a motorcycle accident?

In New York, proving that you were not at fault for a motorcycle accident can be difficult. Generally, the burden of proof is on the plaintiff to demonstrate that the defendant was responsible for the accident. This can be done by showing that the other party was negligent or careless in operating their vehicle. To do this, you will need to provide evidence of the accident, such as photographs of the scene or witnesses’ statements. You may also be able to use medical records to prove that the injury was caused by the accident. Additionally, you should collect any police reports or insurance forms associated with the accident. It is important that you do not take responsibility for the accident or sign any documents that waive your right to sue. Your attorney can advise you as to which documents to sign and which to avoid. You should also take notes of any conversations you have with the other party or their insurance representative. Finally, if the other driver was visibly or verbally negligent, you can describe the incident to your attorney who can then use that information in court. Your attorney will work with you to build a strong case that demonstrates that you were not at fault for the accident.

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