For many people, riding on the back of a motorcycle is invigorating. For others, it is putting up with your date’s mode of transportation. And, for some, it is simply a means of getting to where you are going. Being a motorcycle passenger can also be dangerous, and even deadly. If you were injured in …
Motorcycle accidents are terrifying and stressful no matter where they happen. However, when an accident happens when you are out of town and out of state, there is a higher level of uncertainty and confusion. There are steps you can take to protect your legal rights after a motorcycle accident out of state. Call the …
Riding a motorcycle often means that you can fit into spaces where a standard-sized car simply will not go. When you look at lanes of stopped traffic, you may feel that you can easily slip between them to reach your destination, cutting down on the time that you have to spend waiting–which might seem particularly …
If you’re interested in getting a motorcycle, you may be wondering if you need a special license to obtain one. The short answer is, yes. Anyone who operates a motorcycle will need to get a legal motorcycle license. At Morris Bart, we strive to provide others with the best resources and provide the support they …
It is not possible to determine what the average motorcycle accident lawsuit timeline looks like. Too many factors could affect how long it takes to decide your claim: The available evidence The liable party’s willingness to cooperate The number of liable parties The complexity of your case What Goes Into Building a Motorcycle Accident Lawsuit …
According to a study published in Accident Analysis and Prevention, the most common types of motorcycle injuries are injuries to the lower extremities. However, injuries to the head are the most common in fatal crashes. Injuries to the lower extremities are present in nearly 50% of hospitalizations of individuals involved in motorcycle accidents, according to …
