• Motorcycle Accidents
A Motorcycle Accident Attorney Who Rides With You
If you’ve been hurt in a motorcycle accident, you need an attorney who understands the unique challenges riders face.
Direct access to your lawyer. Calls returned, steps explained, stress reduced so you can focus on recovery.
Fred Thomas knows the tactics insurance companies use against riders and fights to secure every dollar you deserve.
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No Win, No Fee
You pay nothing unless we recover and give maximum compensation for you.
Proven Motorcycle Accident Experience
Years handling cases involving sportbikes, cruisers, and custom motorcycles.
Aggressive Legal Advocacy
Fred fights to recoup for suffering, medical costs, and lost wages after serious motorcycle injuries.
At Thomas Law, we provide direct, one-on-one representation to protect your rights and fight for maximum compensation.
Motorcycle Accident
Cases We Handle
Sportbike Accidents
High-performance motorcycle accident claims.
Cruiser Accidents
Expertise in accidents involving cruiser motorcycles.
Custom Motorcycle Cases
Helping victims of accidents with custom and modified motorcycles.
Steps to Take After a Motorcycle Accident
Document the Scene
Take photos of the vehicles, road conditions, injuries, and any visible damage. Get contact information from witnesses and request a police report.
Seek Medical Attention
Get medical care right away, even if injuries seem minor. Early treatment protects your health and creates clear documentation of your injuries.
Contact a Lawyer Immediately
An attorney can protect your rights, handle tedious communication with insurance companies, and preserve evidence while you focus on recovery.
Compensation for Motorcycle Crashes
Motorcycle crashes often happen because other drivers aren’t paying attention. We fight to prove fault and secure the compensation you deserve.
Frequent Questions
What should you do immediately after a motorcycle accident?
Get medical care first, even if you feel fine. Call the police and request an accident report. Take photos of the scene, your bike, and any vehicles involved. Get witness names. Do not argue fault at the scene or give recorded statements to an insurance company before speaking with a lawyer.
Who is usually at fault in a motorcycle accident?
Fault depends on the facts. Many motorcycle crashes happen because drivers fail to yield, make unsafe lane changes, or do not see the rider. Fault is determined using police reports, witness statements, traffic laws, and physical evidence.
Do motorcyclists have the same rights as car drivers?
Yes. Motorcyclists have the same legal rights and responsibilities as other drivers. Bias against riders does not change the law. If another driver caused the crash, you have the right to pursue compensation.
What compensation can you recover after a motorcycle accident?
You may recover medical expenses, lost income, reduced earning capacity, pain and suffering, and property damage. In severe cases, compensation can include long-term care costs and permanent injury damages.
What if you were not wearing a helmet?
You can still have a valid claim. Helmet use may affect how damages are evaluated, but it does not automatically prevent recovery. Liability still depends on who caused the crash.
How long do you have to file a motorcycle accident claim?
There is a strict deadline set by state law. If you miss it, you lose your right to recover compensation. Acting early also helps preserve evidence and witness testimony.
What if the insurance company says the accident was your fault?
Insurance companies often try to shift blame to reduce payouts. This is common in motorcycle cases. A lawyer can investigate the crash, challenge unfair fault claims, and handle all insurer communication.
Do you need a lawyer for a motorcycle accident?
If you suffered injuries, yes. Motorcycle claims are more aggressively defended by insurers. Legal representation helps protect your rights, calculate full damages, and prevent lowball settlements.