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Why Call Lee Gaber

Cycle Attorney Why Call Lee Gaber Lee Gaber has been actively handling serious motorcycle accident cases throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey on a regular basis since 1991.  As one of the few attorneys who focuses his practice on motorcycle accident claims, Mr. Gaber has developed a unique understanding of the needs of those involved and understands the urgency with which these claims must be handled.  This ensures that his clients do not suffer the serious financial hardship that often accompanies these accidents.  In addition, Mr. Gaber understands the bond that many bikers have with their motorcycles and his office will do everything possible to make sure that your motorcycle is either properly fixed or replaced.  

In addition to Mr. Gaber’s experience, he has been invited as a guest lecturer at many motorcycle clubs and organizations throughout Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and has also been an active supporter and participant in many biker related charitable organizations including, The Cure for Autism, Bikers Against Child Abuse, Camp Joy, The Children’s Miracle Network, The Daniel Faulkner Memorial Motorcycle Run, Rolling Thunder, Friends of the Forgotten, Burlington Bike Night, Day with a Vet, Christmas in July, Salvation Army Toy Runs and many others over the years.

As you can see, Lee doesn’t just handle cases for motorcycle riders, but is personally committed to the biker community and has spent a great deal of time educating as many motorcyclists as possible through his public speaking and appearances at hundreds of motorcycle events throughout his career, as well as through his column, “Ask the Attorney” which can be read monthly in East Coast Biker, Motorcycle Monthly, Fast Lane Biker and the Keystone Motorcycle Press.

In summary, when you need an attorney to handle your motorcycle accident, you can be sure that by retaining Lee Gaber, the ‘Cycle Attorney”, you have chosen wisely!