If I was a passenger on a motorcycle, can I file a claim?

The moments following a motorcycle accident can be frantic. In an ideal scenario, no one is too seriously injured, but unfortunately, motorcycle accidents often result in catastrophic injuries to bikers. These catastrophic injuries can form the core of a personal injury lawsuit against the other driver if that driver was negligent in causing the wreck.... Read More

Individuals face a far greater risk of catastrophic injury or death when riding a motorcycle than when traveling in a car, truck or other motor vehicle. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) estimates that for every mile traveled, the risk of fatal injury on a motorcycle exceeds is 26 times higher than in a... Read More

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

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