Library Articles
- Page 1
-
Information on Florida Rear-End Motorcycle Accidents A rear-end accident is one of the most common accidents a motorcyclist can experience, and unfortunately the injuries sustained can be quite serious. -
Motorcycle Accidents Caused By a Driver Making a Left Turn 40% of all motorcycle crashes in the U.S. are the result of another vehicle making a left turn. Unfortunately, the result can be catastrophic and even deadly. -
Most Common Types of Florida Motorcycle Accidents There are many types of motorcycle accidents. Being aware of them and how they can occur will help you anticipate the behavior of the drivers on the road. -
Laws Every Florida Motorcyclist Should Know It's important for motorcyclists to abide by the Florida laws to avoid getting a citation, but most importantly, to avoid getting injured in an accident. -
Hiring an Attorney for Your Florida Motorcycle Accident Case We get calls from people who ask if they should hire a lawyer. We will be honest with you and tell you if we think you can handle your case on your own. -
Avoid These Mistakes After a Florida Motorcycle Accident It’s very common to be shocked after a motorcycle crash. This is why it is so important to know what to do and what not to do after the worst has happened. -
Important Steps to Take After a Florida Motorcycle Accident If you ride a motorcycle in Florida it’s crucial that you know what to do if the worse happens. We urge you to follow these steps if you're ever in an accident. -
What are the Common Causes of Florida Motorcycle Accidents? Contrary to popular belief most motorcycle crashes are caused by drivers in other vehicles and not by motorcyclists themselves. Find out the most common causes. -
Motorcycle Crashes and Brain Injuries Brain injuries are the leading cause of death in motorcycle accidents. Riders who choose not to wear a helmet are at a 40% greater risk of dying. -
When a Motorcycle Accident Leads to a Spinal Cord Injury If you've suffered a spinal cord injury after a motorcycle accident it's in your best interest to consult with a lawyer to see if you have a claim.