Riding a motorcycle offers a sense of freedom and adventure. However, it also comes with risks. One common question riders have is whether they can still file a claim after an accident if they weren’t wearing a helmet. Understanding California’s Helmet Law California...
How good weather can still lead to accidents
Imagine cruising down the highway on a sunny day, the sky clear and the road dry. It seems like the perfect time to drive leisurely or hop on your motorcycle. After all, it’s during rainy or bad weather that you’re more likely to get into a road accident, right?...
Settlement vs trial: Understanding your options in a motorcycle accident case
Experiencing a motorcycle accident can be a life-altering event. The pain, stress and uncertainty that follow can leave you feeling overwhelmed, especially when it comes to making critical decisions about your legal options. Should you accept a settlement offer or...
What are your rights as a motorcycle accident victim?
Suffering from a motorcycle accident can be a life-altering experience, leaving you with physical injuries, emotional stress and financial burdens. As a victim, it's crucial to understand your rights and the protections available to you under the law. Right to medical...
4 common causes of motorcycle accidents
A motorcycle accident can have a devastating impact on your life and future. While they are not as common as other car accidents, they usually lead to more serious injuries and fatalities. Learning about some of the common causes of motorcycle accidents may help you...
Do you have enophthalmos after your motorcycle accident?
Enophthalmos, also known as sunken eyes, is a health condition that could occur after a motorcycle accident. Around 82,500 motorcyclists in California sustain an injury every year from an accident. Enophthalmos is one of many types of injuries that you could have when...
4 things you shouldn’t do after a motorcycle accident
More than 812,000 licensed motorcycles are on California’s highways. That’s the second-highest total of any state. With so many motorcycles on the road, it’s even more important to know what you shouldn’t do in the moments following a motorcycle accident. Don’t admit...
Car vs. motorcycle accidents: which is more dangerous?
When it comes to motor vehicle accidents in California, several factors can determine the severity of the accident, including speed, road conditions, driver behavior and vehicle type. One question often arises is whether cars or motorcycles are more dangerous on the...
What are motorcycle high siders and low siders?
Speeding is one of the most common reasons for motorcycle accidents in California, but they're not the only type of accident. Low sider and high sider accidents happen when the bike comes out from under the rider. These accidents result when tires lose traction with...
Target fixation isn’t only a problem for motorcyclists
You'll typically find motorcycles and cars traveling alongside one another on California roads. With that in mind, you might have heard to watch out for motorcyclists due to a target fixation problem. As it turns out, target fixation isn't only something motorcyclists...