San Antonio Motorcycle Accident Lawyer
Insurance adjusters carry a bias: if you were on a motorcycle, they assume you were speeding or reckless. I know because I worked on that side. I know how to break the bias.
How These Cases Actually Work
Motorcycle riders get blamed. Adjusters assume the rider was speeding, lane-splitting (even though it is illegal in Texas), or driving recklessly. The data and the evidence usually say otherwise. Most motorcycle crashes are caused by drivers who did not see the rider or did not yield. Defeating adjuster bias is half the case.
Damages You May Be Entitled To
- Medical bills, including long-term rehabilitation
- Lost income and diminished earning capacity
- Motorcycle replacement or repair
- Protective gear and equipment damage
- Pain, suffering, and emotional trauma
- Disfigurement from road rash and burns
How Most of These Cases Start
- Drivers turning left across a motorcyclist's path
- Failure to check blind spots
- Rear-end collisions at stoplights
- Unsafe lane changes
- Distracted driving
- Poor road conditions and debris
- Drunk driving
Why This Firm, For This Case
In a motorcycle case, photographs of the scene, the bike, and the rider's gear tell a story adjusters cannot dismiss. We preserve that evidence the same day and build the case against the bias, not around it.
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A free consultation costs nothing. Tell us what happened and we will tell you exactly where you stand.