Are Insurance Companies On The Victim’s Side?
Insurance companies are in business to make a profit, and they are not out to pay top dollar for the victim’s injuries, so they are never on the victim’s side. It’s their business to settle the claim for as little as possible to maximize profits and to make sure their shareholders and corporate executives… Read More »
How Long Is It Too Long To See The Doctor After A Motorcycle Accident?
Everyone should seek medical care from a hospital or a doctor of their choice immediately after a motorcycle accident, because the injuries are almost always much worse than for car accidents. They should find out exactly what their injuries are and begin documenting them as soon as possible, so attorney can use that information… Read More »
Can I Collect A Financial Recovery For My Injuries Even Though I Wasn’t Wearing A Motorcycle Helmet?
In Florida, motorcycle helmets are not required if you have a minimum of $10,000 in medical insurance coverage and you are 21-years-old or older. However, wearing a motorcycle helmet can help protect you from serious brain injuries, spinal cord injury, head trauma, and it can reduce your chances of suffering brain damage and permanent… Read More »
Who Can I Hold Responsible For Tire Tread That Hit Me On The Highway And Caused Me To Crash My Motorcycle?
Sometimes large commercial vehicles have tire blowouts and pieces of their tires are left on the roadway or become airborne during the blowout. Sadly, motorcyclists may be in the wrong place at the wrong time. If tire tread becomes airborne and strikes a motorcyclist, it can cause a biker to lose control of his… Read More »
What Is The Best Way To Avoid Being In A Motorcycle Accident?
The shocking truth is that motorcycles are involved in a high percentage of catastrophic injury accidents. While rider inexperience, speeding, reckless driving, and drunk driving are some of the common causes of motorcycle accidents, the number one reason motorcycles crashes occur is due to other motorists who fail to look out for motorcycles or… Read More »
What Are the Biggest Misconceptions that People Have About Motorcycle Accidents?
One of the biggest misconceptions surrounding motorcycle accidents is that people think that just because they get involved in a motorcycle accident, that no-fault insurance benefits apply. No-fault insurance benefits are those benefits that people have that pay up to $10,000 of medical bills and they pay lost wages as well. They actually pay… Read More »
How Do Motorcycle Accidents Typically Happen?
Motorcycle accidents typically happen because the drivers of the cars are not paying attention, often because they’re texting or talking on their phone or listening to the radio. Sometimes, they happen because a driver failed to activate their turn signals or their lights or they swerved into another lane. In short, motorcycle accidents happen… Read More »
If a loved one has been killed in a motorcycle accident, can I sue on their behalf?
A family member may be entitled to compensation for wrongful death. If someone in your family was killed in a motorcycle accident, you should contact an experienced Florida motorcycle injury lawyer as soon as possible for assistance in making a claim.
Can motorcycle passengers involved in an accident sue for injuries?
Yes. The operator and the passenger on a motorcycle may sue for damages. In fact, the passenger may sue the operator of the bike if he or she was at fault.
Why do Some People Hesitate to Pursue their Motorcycle Accident Case?
Some people hesitate in pursuing their automobile case for numerous reasons. One, there is a misconception that just because they have an accident, that they have to see the doctors all the time and they have to quit their job and that is definitely a misconception. There is no reason to quit your job…. Read More »
