If you witness a motorcycle accident or car accident please stay around, if at all possible, and talk to the police. The information that you give the officer investigating the motorcycle accident or car accident could help the officer determine who was at fault in the accident. Even if you think that it is clear … Read more
Free Consultation You might think that free consultation and free advice are the same thing but they are not. Each month I get numerous calls from individuals who have been involved in a motorcycle accident, car accident, scooter accident, bicycle accident or a pedestrian accident. This initial call to me is the “free consultation” during … Read more
If you are involved in a motorcycle accident or a car accident through no fault of your own then your motorcycle or car is probably damaged or you have a claim for your motorcycle total loss or car total loss. If so, the property claim Loss of Use may be available to you. Here is … Read more
In addition to handling many motorcycle accident cases throughout the years, I have also handled a number of car accident cases. When I represent an individual injured in a motorcycle accident or a car accident, I will handle any of their property damage claims at no extra charge (my attorneys fees are based on a … Read more
Unfortunately, hit-and-run accidents are prevalent, but if you have been injured in a hit-and-run accident, all is not lost. You can still make a claim under your own motor vehicle insurance policy because you a coverage under your car insurance policy and/or truck insurance policy and/or motorcycle insurance policy and/or scooter insurance policy that provides … Read more
A few posts ago, I talked about what a motorcyclist should or should not do at the scene of the accident. One thing I pointed out was always call the police. In this post, I am going to go into more detail as to why you should call 911/the police if you are ever involved … Read more
Why Witnesses to Accidents are Important If unfortunately you are ever involved in a motorcycle accident, scooter accident, car accident, pedestrian accident, etc., your health/medical condition is the most important thing to keep in mind at the scene of the accident. If you are seriously injured in any type of motor vehicle accident, then … Read more
Collect Your Own Evidence Before Leaving the Accident Scene Like most people, you probably have a smartphone with you most of the time–including when you’re out on your motorcycle. In the aftermath of an accident, you’ll want to get out your phone if possible. It’s the perfect opportunity to collect photographic evidence that could come very … Read more
What You Should Do When Describing an Accident Car accidents are scary even when they don’t result in serious injury or death. Many motorists become even more frightened when they’re asked to describe what happened by police or other authorities. Whether you’ve been in a major accident or need to report a less serious accident, … Read more