Potentially yes. New Jersey uses a modified comparative fault system in motorcycle accident cases. Under New Jersey’s system, an injured motorcycle accident rider can still recover compensation for injuries they suffered in the accident so long as the rider was not more at fault for the crash and their injuries than the party they are seeking compensation from. However, the rider’s compensation can be reduced in proportion to the share of responsibility they bear. For example, if you sustained $100,000 in damages from a motorcycle accident that you are found to have been 20 percent at fault for causing, your compensation may be reduced by $20,000 to reflect your share of fault.