Because motorcyclists are involved in far more injury accidents per mile traveled in the United States versus passenger car drivers, before you climb on your bike, you as a motorcyclist may want to think about, what should you do after a motorcycle accident? The most important thing is to seek medical attention if you are… Read More
Almost 2,900 motorcyclists crashed on Indiana roadways in 2018, according to the Indiana Traffic Safety Facts publication. But what are the most common causes of motorcycle accidents? According to the publication, almost 55% of those motorcycle crashes involved multiple vehicles and about 45% of the accidents were single vehicle accidents. Statistics from the Indiana State… Read More
After you are involved in a crash on your motorcycle, you may wonder how many motorcycle accidents are caused by cars. According to the Indiana University Public Policy Institute, between 55 and 60 percent of Indiana motorcycle accidents annually involve multiple vehicles. Roughly 40 to 45 percent of accidents only involve the motorcycle. In 2018… Read More
When someone gets into a motorcycle accident, the consequences are often deadly. Among those who do survive, motorcycle injuries can be substantial. In fact, you should expect injuries in any motorcycle accident. Some injuries are more common than others, though. As such, you may be wondering, “What is the most common motorcycle injury?” While people… Read More
In a personal injury accident, pain and suffering does not include medical bills. Instead, pain and suffering may refer to physical pain and emotional or mental distress that you experience during recovery. Some cases also involve abrupt changes in quality of life, such as loss of consortium, loss of joy of life, or permanent disability…. Read More
Some causes of motorcycle accidents include: The small size of motorcycles Distracted drivers Intoxicated drivers Drivers failing to check their blind spots Speeding drivers Drivers failing to yield Motorcycle accidents represent many crashes every year considering there are not as many of them on the road as other vehicles. In fact, the number of deaths… Read More
We strongly recommend motorcycle accident victims work with a dedicated personal injury attorney to recover compensation for their injuries and other damages. Accident victims who attempt to file on their own may recover less in damages. Should I File a Motorcycle Accident Claim Without a Lawyer? After a motorcycle accident, you may be overwhelmed by… Read More
We strongly advise against attempting to file an uninsured motorcycle claim without the guidance of a dedicated personal injury lawyer—whether through working with a potentially less knowledgeable general practice lawyer or by representing yourself (pro se representation). A lawyer can investigate additional recovery options and may help you recover more compensation than possible on your… Read More
What do I do if I’m seriously injured in a motorcycle accident? Well first and foremost, the injured riders should just do nothing more than take care of themselves. Within a few days, one sure feeling up to it, once you involve your family, you need to start considering involving a reputable and known motorcycle… Read More
Well, with regard to the average payout regarding a motorcycle injury accident, there’s really no way of knowing that. Ethically, if any attorney tells you that they know what your case is worth when the crash just happened, they just committed a legal malpractice. The only way to answer this question honestly, is you have… Read More
Though riding bicycles and motorcycles offer a sense of real freedom and exhilaration, traveling by either are activities also characterized by a fair degree of danger. Both motorcycles and bicycles do not provide riders with the steel barrier of a car or truck, and therefore cyclists may find themselves at the mercy of negligent… Read More
Even though motorcycle accident claims fall under the umbrella of personal injury law, they can differ from car or motorcyclists often face unfair bias from insurance companies, law enforcement officers, judges, and even juries. Uncorrected false preconceived notions and assumptions of fault can threaten to derail a rider’s insurance claim or lawsuit after an accident…. Read More
Yes and no. Indiana is one of nearly 30 states that requires some, but not all, riders to wear motorcycle helmets. In this case, “some” refers to motorcyclists 18 and younger and instructional permit holders. These groups of riders are required to wear protective headgear, as well as “protective glasses, goggles, or transparent face shields”… Read More
Riders who’ve been seriously injured in a motorcycle accident should hire a motorcycle injury lawyer. Knowledgeable legal counsel can potentially help them maximize the overall value of their injury claim or lawsuit, while minimizing their subrogation or payback obligations. While some people may think that not hiring a lawyer saves them money, studies repeatedly show… Read More
When you’ve been injured in a motorcycle accident, a totaled motorcycle may be the least of your worries. You may be seriously injured, facing grueling rehabilitation treatments, and unable to work while you recover. Randy Sevenish of Sevenish Law can help you fight for the financial recovery you need and deserve. Contact our Indianapolis law office today… Read More
No. Not only should you not wait to see what the insurance company offers before contacting a lawyer, you should also be aware that speaking with an insurance adjuster—whether from your own insurance company or that of the at-fault party—without consulting with an attorney can put your insurance claim or potential personal injury lawsuit in serious jeopardy…. Read More
No. Motorcycle crash victims have the right to file an insurance claim or personal injury lawsuit to pursue compensation for damages, regardless of whether they were wearing helmets at the time of the accident. This is true even if the injured motorcyclist was younger than 18 and required by Indiana law to wear a helmet when riding… Read More
Motorcycles are involved in thousands of serious motor vehicle accidents each year in the United States. These crashes can be absolutely devastating for motorcycle riders and their families. Even if the motorcyclist is fortunate enough to have survived the accident, he’s nowhere near out of the woods. Riders who survive
When a motorcycle is involved in an accident with passenger vehicles or commercial trucks, the results can be absolutely devastating. Motorcyclists who survive such accidents can see their entire lives changed in a matter of seconds—one second they’re cruising down the open road, and the next, they’re struggling to get out from under an enormous… Read More
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