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In practically every state, motorcycle laws dictate that motorcycles are to be treated as regular cars, even in states where "splitting lanes" is allowed. Because of the delicate balance involved in riding a motorcycle the right of way is given to a motorcycle in most complex traffic situations; for example, 3-Way and 4-Way stop signs, T intersections, left turns, driveways and right turn on red.
What are some other reasons why a motorcyclist might have a motorcycle wreck at the hands of someone else? Another common reason why a motorcyclist might file a personal injury claim is because of unsafe road conditions created by the city or a business. If the bike has been improperly designed or has undergone faulty mechanic work, then there may be grounds to file a claim against a manufacturer or a fix it shop.
Of course, you have to keep a balanced view in the midst of this very expensive situation. Baldyga is a claims adjuster, and claims adjusters are usually your opposition whenever a motorcycle accident is reported. The insurance company, if they agree to grant you money at all, wants you to settle out of court which means you will probably get substantially less than you deserve.
Before making any decisions regarding a settlement, contact a lawyer experienced in handling motorcycle crashes. Remember that motorcycle injuries are expensive-often critical and life-changing. If you have suffered brain injury, paralysis or broken limbs because of a motorcycle accident that wasn't your fault then you must fight for your rights as a responsible biker.
Just because you are seen as a "risk-taker" doesn't mean a motorcycle accident is necessarily your fault. Contact The Rasansky Law Firm and discuss your legal options with an experienced motorcycle accident lawyer. You can get a free legal consultation when you call 1-800-ATTORNEY.
