Motorcycle Accident

How Do You Prove Your Claim for Lost Wages After a Motorcycle Accident?

Key Takeaways Lost wages include missed shifts, bonuses, and reduced hours tied directly to accident recovery. Pay stubs, employer statements, and tax records help establish an accurate income history. Self-employed workers need extra documentation, such as invoices and profit records. An attorney can calculate both current losses and reduced future earning capacity. A Temecula motorcycle […]

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Who Is at Fault in a California Motorcycle Accident? Understanding Liability in the Inland Empire

Our experienced Inland Empire motorcycle accident lawyers at Lerner, Moore, Silva, Cunningham & Rubel help riders understand liability after crashes in the Inland Empire. Fault depends on evidence and insurance arguments. How Fault Is Determined After a Motorcycle Accident in California “Fault” is determined using police reports, witness statements, photographs, video footage, and crash analysis. […]

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Common Injuries in Motorcycle Accidents

Key Takeaways: Motorcycle crashes often cause head, neck, spine, bone, skin, and internal injuries. California requires motorcycle riders and passengers to wear helmets. Protective gear can reduce harm, but it cannot prevent every injury. Medical records, photos, witness statements, police reports, and damaged gear can help support a claim. Motorcycle accidents can cause injuries because […]

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Is Lane Splitting Legal in California? What Riders Need to Know

Motorcyclists in California often face congested highways and limited space on the road. To move through traffic efficiently, many of them rely on lane splitting. Although the maneuver can save time, it also raises important legal and safety questions for riders and drivers alike. What Is Lane Splitting? Lane splitting is when a motorcyclist rides […]

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Motorcyclist Killed on Phelan Road

On Tuesday, a motorcyclist was killed on Phelan Road prompting major traffic closures and delays. According to the Hesperia Police Department, a motorcycle collided with a GMC Sierra pickup truck around noon on the eastbound lane, just before Highway 395.   Despite lifesaving efforts, the rider was pronounced deceased at the scene. The truck’s driver […]

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How Do Insurance Companies Undervalue Motorcycle Accident Claims in California?

Motorcycle accidents often result in significant personal injury and property damage, yet insurance companies routinely offer settlements that fall short of covering actual losses. Riders in California face considerable challenges when seeking fair compensation, as insurers employ various tactics to minimize payouts. Knowing how insurance adjusters operate helps riders protect their interests and pursue adequate […]

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Top Safety Tips for Motorcyclists Riding in Hemet

Motorcycling in Hemet offers scenic routes and open roads, but it also comes with unique risks. Every year, motorcyclists face accidents caused by distracted drivers, road hazards, and unexpected traffic conditions. Following these top safety tips for motorcyclists riding in Hemet safety can reduce your risk of injury and help ensure that every ride is […]

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