Motorcycle Accidents

There are some small but significant differences between motorcycle accident claims and other motor vehicle accidents. Through years of helping motorcyclists and their loved ones with their lawsuits after a motorcycle crash or accident, our motorcycle accident attorneys have experience in these types of cases and know the specific ways to handle them:

• We understand the unfair perceptions of motorcyclists as risky daredevils. We work to manage that perception in the courtroom and help juries understand the relevant traffic laws and responsibilities of motorists.
• Even more than car accidents, motorcycle accidents can cause serious injuries, given that there is less vehicle protecting the motorcyclist. We help juries understand the possible extent of those severe injuries, including road rash, broken bones, head injuries, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injuries, disfigurement, and even wrongful death.
• There are many common causes for motorcycle crashes, including potholes, distracted drivers, and defective equipment. We help determine the cause and the responsible party.
• We understand the medical attention you may need after a motorcycle injury. Let us help you pursue the compensation you need for medical treatment.
• We know that some insurance companies have a bias against motorcycle riders. We’ll advocate on your behalf with insurance agencies and adjusters, and may help you identify unreasonable policy limits or unfair procedures.
• We know what evidence to collect in a motorcycle accident lawsuit — such as accident scene reports, police reports, and witness statements — and the best ways to go about it. We’ll contact the appropriate experts for your injury case, if those are needed.
• Our personal injury team can gather and process the appropriate legal documentation and provide legal advice on your personal injury claim. Every step of the way, we care for you.
• Most importantly, we work for you. Our law firm is dedicated to fighting for justice, and we have the track record to back it up with more than $1 billion won in personal injury cases.