Motorcycle Accidents
Motorcycle riders face unique risks, and unfortunately, unique biases. After a crash, insurance companies often assume the rider was at fault, even when the evidence says otherwise.
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Motorcyclists Deserve Protection, Not Assumptions.
Motorcycle riders face unique risks, and unfortunately, unique biases. After a crash, insurance companies often assume the rider was at fault, even when the evidence says otherwise.
At Stein Law, we fight to overcome those biases and get riders the respect and compensation they deserve.
We know the roads here. We know how drivers behave around motorcycles. And we know how to build strong cases that hold negligent drivers accountable.
Real Results for Real People
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Common Causes of Motorcycle Accidents
Drivers failing to yield
Left-turn collisions
Distracted driving
Unsafe lane changes
Following too closely
Speeding
Road hazards or poor maintenance
Motorcyclists often suffer severe injuries, even at low speeds. That’s why these cases must be handled with care and experience.
How We Help Motorcycle Accident Victims
We gather critical evidence
Including skid marks, surveillance footage, witness statements, helmet damage, bike damage patterns, and more.
We push back against bias
Insurance companies often undervalue motorcycle claims. We don’t let them.
We calculate the full impact of the injury
Medical care, long-term treatment, lost income, and pain and suffering.
We take the case to trial if needed
Not all firms will. We will.
Who May Be Liable?
Negligent drivers
Commercial drivers
Road maintenance crews
Manufacturers of defective motorcycle parts
Motorcycle Accident FAQs
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Fault is determined by analyzing roadway evidence, police reports, witness statements, and sometimes accident reconstruction. Bias against motorcyclists can impact how insurers view a case, so having an attorney who understands these challenges is crucial.
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Yes. While helmet use may affect certain aspects of your claim, it does not automatically prevent you from recovering compensation. Indiana’s comparative fault laws allow injured riders to pursue damages as long as they were not more than 50% at fault.
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Motorcyclists lack the protection of a vehicle frame, airbags, and other safety features. Even low-speed crashes can cause traumatic brain injuries, fractures, road rash, or spinal damage. More serious injuries often mean higher medical bills, and the need for experienced legal advocacy.
Talk With Our Motorcycle Accident Team
Motorcyclists face unique challenges, and unfair bias, after a crash.
Get a team that knows how to fight for riders.
Call or text to speak with a real person, or send a message anytime.