Motorcycle Accidents

Motorcycle crashes can be traumatic, painful and cause irreparable damage. 

As motorcycles are smaller than cars, often irresponsible or inexperienced drivers fail to see motorcycles before the driver changes lanes, merges, turns or passes through an intersection.  In addition, motorcycles do not offer the same type of protection that cars do.  Often motorcyclist suffer serious injuries when they are hit.  If you, your family or friends were hurt by a negligent driver, we are here to help.

Some common causes of motorcycle accidents are:

•  Unsafe lane changes
•  Distracted drivers
•  Speeding

•  Left turn accidents
•  Sudden stops
•  Failure to yield/stop

If you need help with a motorcycle accident case, call or text (229) 420-4104
or contact us online for a free consultation.

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