MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT LAWYERS

Motorcycle accidents involve unique challenges. Physically, riders lack the protection of a vehicle’s frame, often leading to more severe or catastrophic injuries. Legally, there is often a ‘biker bias,’ where insurance companies unfairly assume the rider was speeding or reckless.
Our firm specializes in overcoming these biases to prove the other driver’s negligence.

You can still file a claim. While not wearing a helmet may be used to argue comparative negligence (if it contributed to your injuries), it does not automatically disqualify you from recovering damages for other injuries or property damage caused by a negligent driver.

Yes. In a motorcycle accident claim, you are entitled to compensation for:

• Safety Gear: Helmets, leathers, boots, and gloves.
• Custom Parts: Performance upgrades, custom paint, and aftermarket accessories.
• Tip: Keep all receipts and photos of your gear and modifications to ensure you are
  reimbursed for their true value.

Lane splitting laws vary significantly by state/region. Even if lane splitting is restricted in your area, it does not mean the other driver is 0% liable. If a driver merged into you without looking or opened a door in your path, they still bear significant responsibility. We analyze forensic evidence to fight for a fair fault distribution.

Insurance adjusters often try to settle motorcycle claims quickly and for as little as possible, before the full extent of your injuries (like nerve damage or internal scarring) is known. Once you sign a release, you cannot ask for more money later. Never sign anything until a lawyer reviews the long-term costs of your recovery.