Completing a motorcycle safety course in Indiana can improve your skills and make you a safer, more competent rider. Ride Safe Indiana (RSI) offers an Entry Level Motorcycle Safety Course for beginners and an Advanced Skills Motorcycle Training Course for experienced riders at several locations throughout the state. Our firm’s founder, Randall Sevenish, is the… Read More
If you or a loved one suffered injuries in a motorcycle accident and is considering filing an insurance claim or personal injury lawsuit, comparative negligence in motorcycle law could affect your compensation. Basically, comparative negligence laws recognize the possibility of multiple parties being at fault, even possibly the victim, and the compensation awarded is reflected… Read More
Knowing how most motorcycle accidents happen can help you understand the contributing factors in your own accident. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 42% of all fatal motorcycle collisions in 2020 happened when a vehicle driver was making a left-hand turn. While the vehicle was turning left, the motorcycle was driving in… Read More
A substantial number of motorcyclists suffer injuries in crashes each year. However, there is no simple way to identify what percentage of motorcycle riders get into accidents. This is due in part to the fact that many accidents go unreported. Minor accidents may not get reported to the police, for example. However, there are some… Read More
A motorcycle accident could affect your car insurance rates. It ultimately depends on your driving history, insurance provider, and other circumstances. The insurance company may increase your premiums even if you weren’t at fault for what happened. The Indiana Department of Insurance requires all motorists to carry insurance. If you’re concerned about navigating the post-accident… Read More
Motorcycle accidents are deadlier than any other type of traffic accident. The National Safety Council reports that although motorcycles only comprise three percent of registered vehicles, they account for 14 percent of all collision-related fatalities. Since motorcycles do not provide protection from bad weather, unsafe road conditions, or other motorists, motorcycle riders are at a… Read More
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), motorcyclists constitute the majority of fatal traffic deaths. In 2020, 5,579 riders died in motorcycle accidents. In fact, for each mile driven, motorcyclists were 28 times more at risk of dying in accidents and four times more likely to suffer serious injuries. If you lost a loved… Read More
If you were not wearing a helmet during your motorcycle accident, you could face very serious injuries. Helmets are designed to keep you safe on your bike, and failing to wear one can expose you to more severe injuries. However, just because you were not wearing a helmet does not mean that the accident was… Read More
If you’re a representative of the decedent’s estate, you can sue for wrongful death in a motorcycle accident case. The representative recovers compensation for the benefit of the decedent’s family. The representative is either named in the decedent’s will or selected by the state. There are many things to know about suing for wrongful death… Read More
You can sue your friend for crashing your motorcycle, though you may have more success securing compensation through an insurance claim. You may also have a claim or lawsuit against the driver who caused your friend’s accident. An attorney with our firm can advise you of your best options for seeking financial recovery. What Are… Read More
Pain and suffering in a motorcycle accident case is calculated using either the multiplier method or per diem method. The multiplier method bases your awards on the severity of your injuries, while the per diem (“per day”) method figures compensation based on the length of your recovery. According to the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute, 1,818… Read More
If someone hits you while you’re on your motorcycle, you should get medical attention for any injuries and report the accident to the police and your insurance company. You can also get a free case review with our law firm and seek compensation for your losses. Dealing with the legal process after a motorcycle accident… Read More
Car drivers are usually at fault in motorcycle accidents. They may succumb to poor driving behaviors, such as disregarding motorcyclists, improper left turns, and opening their doors without checking for oncoming traffic. If you were in a motorcycle accident, you could have grounds to pursue compensation from the at-fault party or their insurance company. A… Read More
There is no average settlement for motorcycle accidents in Indiana, as the compensation available varies based on the unique details of each case. Some of the most important variables that can influence settlements include the seriousness of a victim’s injuries and their medical care costs. A lawyer’s team can tell you more about what you… Read More
Depending on the details of your case, your motorcycle accident claim could be resolved in as few as six months to one year. There are many factors that could contribute to the amount of time it will take to settle your case. After having been through a traumatic motorcycle accident, the thought of bringing your… Read More
Motorcycle accident cases can be complex, but you do not have to handle yours alone. A lawyer from our firm can tackle the legal process while you focus on your recovery. They can calculate your damages and file an insurance claim or personal injury lawsuit along with investigating your case. We can also help if… Read More
Yes, you can sue someone personally after a motorcycle accident. The person who caused the collision can get sued for the harm the crash causes. Victims typically make claims against automobile liability insurance policies of the at-fault parties. Victims could seek damages directly from the at-fault parties, though. Most people contact their insurance company to… Read More
It is difficult to know what an average settlement is for a motorcycle accident claim in Indiana. Many settlement figures are not public knowledge. This fact alone makes it difficult to cite an average settlement figure with any certainty. You do not need to know average settlement figures to succeed in your case. A motorcycle… Read More
You can seek compensation for a motorcycle road rash injury if another driver is responsible for your crash. You could qualify for awards for your medical treatment, lost wages, and more. What is Road Rash? Road rash is the term for cuts and skin abrasions caused by a motorcycle rider’s body scraping against the road…. Read More
Bad weather conditions can cause motorcycle accidents by impairing visibility and creating slick surfaces. Motorcyclists are especially vulnerable to hazards on the road. Motorcycle riders have very few safety protections and no steel structure encasing them if they are involved in an accident. Motorcyclists and their passengers are exposed to the dangers of bad weather… Read More
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