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Motorcycle crashes can be devastating, and often, motorcyclists suffer life-altering injuries that can affect them for years to come. Even the most cautious riders can’t control the reckless actions of other drivers. If you've been involved in such a crash, you need an experienced motorcycle accident lawyer in New Haven who will stand by your side.
At Goff Law Group, we are proud to represent motorcyclists throughout the area. Many of our attorneys are motorcycle enthusiasts themselves and deeply understand the challenges that injured riders face. Contact us for a free consultation at 203-399-0000 or online to discuss how we can fight for you.
After a serious motorcycle crash, protecting your rights is essential. Insurance companies will often try to minimize their payout, leaving you without the full compensation you deserve. Goff Law Group is committed to ensuring that doesn’t happen.
With a proven 99% success rate, our team will fight for you to secure the maximum compensation available. We are ready to face any challenges to get you what you need for your recovery. Our dedication to your case means we’ll never back down when it comes to protecting your rights.
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A motorcycle accident can change your life in an instant, making experienced legal representation essential. At Goff Law Group, we provide client-focused personal injury advocacy for injured riders in New Haven and throughout Connecticut. Led by trial attorney Brooke A. Goff, our firm combines a modern legal approach with determined, results-driven representation. We take the time to understand what our clients are facing and pursue every case with intensity and care. With a 99% success rate and a record of securing six- and seven-figure recoveries, we approach motorcycle accident claims with the preparation and resolve needed to demand full and fair compensation. As a strong, female-led firm, we stand firm for our clients and are never afraid to take on tough cases.
Brooke has earned recognition for her dedication and advocacy, including:
If you were injured in a motorcycle accident, reach out to us today at 203-399-0000 or contact us online for a free consultation. Let our motorcycle accident attorneys in New Haven fight for your future and help you secure the compensation you need to move forward after your motorcycle accident.
Liability is usually proven by showing that another driver acted negligently—such as speeding, failing to yield, or being distracted—and that their actions caused the crash. Evidence like police reports, witness statements, and accident reconstruction can all help establish fault.
In Connecticut, you generally have two years from the date of the accident to file a personal injury claim. Acting quickly helps preserve evidence and strengthens your case.
You may still recover compensation even if you were partly responsible. Under Connecticut’s comparative negligence law, your compensation is reduced by your percentage of fault, as long as you are not more than 50% responsible.
Yes. Their goal is to minimize what they pay, and anything you say could be used against you. It’s best to let our team handle communications on your behalf.
After a crash, make sure to:
The value depends on factors like the severity of your injuries, medical costs, lost income, and how the accident has impacted your daily life. We can review your case and provide a clearer estimate.
This is a common excuse, but it doesn’t absolve drivers of responsibility. All motorists are required to watch for motorcycles and share the road safely.
Attorney Goff is making Gateau Magique for the first time (spoiler: she did it!) and chatting about the reason behind our motto, 'Do we ride? Who cares!'
Read more about Gateau magique & motorcycle accidentsConnecticut motorcycle accident laws combine a partial helmet law, a handful of equipment rules under Title 14 of the Connecticut General Statutes, and a modified comparative negligence system that can reduce or bar a claim depending on how fault is divided.
Read more about Connecticut Motorcycle Accident Laws and RegulationsProving fault in a Connecticut motorcycle accident case comes down to showing that another party was negligent and that this negligence caused the crash and the resulting injuries.
Read more about How to Prove Fault in a Motorcycle Accident Case in ConnecticutAfter a motorcycle accident in Connecticut, the steps you take determine the strength of your claim. You’ll need to document everything you can, get medical attention immediately, report the crash to the police, and contact a motorcycle accident attorney before you speak to any insurance company.
Read more about Steps to Take When Filing a Motorcycle Accident Claim
