Suing after a motorcycle accident

Motorcycles are very different from passenger cars, trucks, and other larger motor vehicles. They are smaller, lighter, offer less protection from personal injury, handle differently on the road, and require a specific set of skills to operate safely. For these reasons, motorcycle riders must follow Indiana’s general traffic laws and laws... Read More

There are many things to consider when purchasing a motorcycle, especially for new riders and first-time buyers. You must decide the type of bike you want, the amount of horsepower you need, and what additional features you desire. Most importantly, you want to choose a safe motorcycle that runs well and suits your riding experience. Our firm... 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,... 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. These... Read More