Motorcycle accidents often result in more severe injuries than typical car crashes, and riders frequently face unfair bias from insurers who assume the rider was at fault. Having the right representation can make the difference in securing full and fair compensation.

Common Types of Motorcycle Accidents

• Left-turn accidents at intersections
• Lane-splitting and sideswipe collisions
• Rear-end collisions
• Road hazard and debris accidents
• Accidents caused by a vehicle failing to see the rider
• Crashes caused by distracted, drowsy, or impaired driving

Common Injuries & Damages

Riders have little protection in a collision, so injuries can be catastrophic — road rash, fractures, traumatic brain injuries, and spinal cord damage are common. A claim can typically account for medical bills, lost wages, motorcycle and gear repair or replacement, and pain and suffering.

What To Do After a Motorcycle Accident

1. Call the police and get an official accident report.
2. Seek medical attention, even if injuries seem minor.
3. Document the scene — photos, witness names, and contact info.
4. Keep your damaged helmet, gear, and motorcycle as evidence.
5. Avoid giving a recorded statement to any insurer before speaking with a firm.