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MOTORCYCLEACCIDENT?WE FIGHT FOR YOU.
Motorcyclists are some of the most vulnerable people on the road, and insurance companies know it. We've recovered over $1 billion for injury victims. No fees unless we win.
THE ATTORNEYS
IN YOUR CORNER
Combined, our team has won thousands of cases and recovered over a billion dollars for injury victims across Los Angeles and Southern California.
THE TRUTH ABOUT
YOUR CLAIM
Insurance companies have lawyers on payroll.
The moment you file a claim, a team starts working to minimize what they pay you. You deserve the same firepower on your side.
The first offer is almost never the right one.
Initial settlements often cover only a fraction of your actual damages, medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering.
Time is working against you.
California's statute of limitations means waiting can cost you your entire claim. Acting fast protects your right to full compensation.
QUESTIONS
ANSWERED.
Motorcycle riders get blamed even when it's not their fault. How do you handle that?
It's a real bias, and we know it. Insurance companies and defense attorneys lean into stereotypes about motorcyclists. We counter that by building airtight cases — witness statements, traffic camera footage, accident reconstruction — so the facts speak louder than the prejudice.
I was lane splitting when I got hit. Do I still have a case?
Possibly. Lane splitting is legal in California, and doing it doesn't automatically make you at fault. Whether you were riding safely and within the flow of traffic matters. Don't assume lane splitting kills your case — talk to us first.
Why are motorcycle injury cases typically larger than car accident cases?
Because the injuries are usually far more severe. Without the protection of a vehicle around you, crashes that would be minor in a car can be life-changing on a motorcycle. Higher medical bills, longer recovery times, and more significant pain and suffering all translate to larger recoverable damages.
What should I do immediately after a motorcycle accident?
Get medical attention even if you feel okay — road rash, internal injuries, and concussions often don't announce themselves right away. Keep your gear as-is (don't wash it) as it may be evidence. Call the police. And contact an attorney before you talk to any insurance company.
How long do I have to file a motorcycle accident claim in California?
Two years from the date of the accident for most personal injury claims. If a government vehicle was involved, you have 6 months to file a government tort claim. Act before the clock runs out — and before witnesses and evidence disappear.
DON’T LET
THE CLOCK
RUN OUT.
California law limits how long you have to file. Every day that passes weakens your case. Talk to us today — free, no obligation.
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