Suing after a motorcycle accident

Motorcyclists are some of the most vulnerable motorists on Indiana’s roads. Not only do they face the same hazards as other vehicles, but motorcycles are also more prone to certain types of accidents. Their small size and low profile make motorcycles less visible to other drivers—particularly when those other drivers aren’t paying attention like they... Read More

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration asked motorcyclists and motorists to prepare for summer by observing Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month in May. Now let’s continue the safety awareness through the rest of the summer and take every step we can to avoid motorcycle accidents. The NHTSA says motorcycles make up 3 percent of all registered vehicles in the... 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