Under both New York and New Jersey law, you must buckle up in a car but even if you’re not wearing your seatbelt, you can bring a lawsuit if you’re injured in an accident. The issue will be, “Would that seatbelt have made a difference?” To the extent that wearing the seatbelt would have prevented your injuries, that’s going to be a defense and that’s going to reduce the amount that you could recover in your claim.
If my seatbelt was not buckled when the driver of the car I was riding in caused…
Home » Frequently Asked Questions » If my seatbelt was not buckled when the driver of the car I was riding in caused…
Let Us Review Your Case
Speak with an experienced attorney that can get you the compensation you deserve. Your call is confidential.
For Immediate Service, Call 800-711-5258