How common are motorcycle accidents?

Our client was operating his motorcycle when another motorist pulled out in front of our client, resulting in a collision. This was a serious accident, one that left our client with multiple fractures. He endured painful surgery followed by intense physical therapy and rehabilitation. The entire event, from the moment of the collision to the... Read More

As our client was operating his motorcycle, another motorcycle came around the corner and clipped our client’s lower extremity, which later had to be amputated. Typically, negligence is the root cause of motorcycle accidents. Knowing this as a fellow avid motorcycle driver, Randall Sevenish launched into an in-depth investigation of the accident to determine how... Read More

Even though motorcycle accident claims fall under the umbrella of personal injury law, they can differ from car or truck accident claims in several key ways, including causes and injuries. For example, a motorcycle handles differently than passenger vehicles such as a car, truck, or SUV. As a result, motorcycle accidents can be caused by... 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