Motorcycle Crash Specialists
When a motorcycle accident strikes, the effects can be severe, permanent, and even catastrophic.
If you’ve been injured and need a motorcycle accident attorney, look no further than Grizzly Law. We can help you navigate the unique challenges of ensuring maximum compensation from your motorcycle accident.
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If you’ve been injured in a motorcycle crash it’s critical you talk to a motorcycle accident attorney as soon as possible.
Unfortunately, motorcycles and their riders can carry a stigma of irresponsibility, sometimes even with the insurance companies that are paid to cover them.
Although motorcycles can brake faster than other vehicles, their riders are not surrounded by a cage designed to save them when an accident occurs. They also don’t have the benefits of seatbelts or airbags. What would have been a fender bender in a car or truck can be much more serious if one or both of the vehicles happens to be a motorcycle.
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Motorcycle Crash Checklist
Following is a list of items specific to motorcycle crashes which could be essential to making a case for compensation:
- Road Conditions – Road damage, poor drainage, snow, or ice impact a vehicle with two wheels much more than a vehicle with four.
- Road Construction – Traversing a road construction site with loose gravel, dust, uneven lanes, or other obstructions can be a motorcycle crash waiting to happen.
- Blind Spots – Due to their size, motorcycles can be more difficult to see. Other vehicles may change lanes into a motorcycle causing an accident.
- Drunk Drivers – Drunk drivers have a slower response rate and have impaired driving skills which affect drivers in all categories.
- Car Doors – Again, because motorcycles are often more difficult to see, they can find themselves as victims to parked car doors opening on the side of the road or street.