Uninsured Coverage for Motorcyclists

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, motorcycles are governed, not only by Indiana’s general traffic laws, but ones specific to the particular... Read More

Owning a motorcycle can be a big responsibility. Motorcyclists tasked with operating their bikes safely in order to share the road with much larger cars and truck, and they’re also responsible for maintaining insurance on their motorcycles in case they’re involved in an accident. As most motorcyclists well know, due to the lack of a... 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.... 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