Practice areas · 03/10
Motorcycle Accidents
Riders injured by drivers who didn't see them or failed to yield.
Motorcyclists have no steel frame protecting them. When a driver doesn't see them or fails to yield, the consequences are fractures, head injuries, and months of recovery.
Insurance companies also tend to start from a bias: that the rider was at fault. We fight that stigma with evidence — accident reconstruction, witnesses, and medical records — to prove what really happened and recover the compensation you're owed.
Cases we handle
- Drivers turning left without yielding
- Lane changes without seeing the rider
- Distracted drivers or texting behind the wheel
- Car doors opened into the roadway
- Dangerous road conditions
- Crashes caused by drunk drivers
Does this sound like your case?
Tell us what happened and we'll tell you if we can help.
What to do if this happened to you
- 1
Report the accident and get medical attention immediately.
- 2
Keep your helmet, gear, and bike exactly as they are — they're evidence.
- 3
Take photos of the scene and get witness information.
- 4
Don't admit fault or give statements to the other insurer.
- 5
Talk to an attorney before negotiating anything.
Does this sound like your case?
Tell us what happened and we'll tell you if we can help.