Leading Causes of Motorcycle Accidents in California
Although motorcycles offer riders a sense of freedom and thrill when on the road, California roads can be dangerous, exposing riders to a serious risk of injury. Motorcycle accidents in California are incredibly dangerous and often lead to serious, life-threatening injuries. If you or a loved one was recently injured in a motorcycle accident, obtaining the support of an experienced personal injury attorney can be an indispensable resource. Located in Southern California, the Knez Law Group, LLP can provide you with the legal support you need.
The dedicated team of attorneys at Knez Law Group, LLP help injured riders obtain the compensation they deserved following an accident caused by another’s negligence. After an accident, obtaining the support of an experienced attorney can make a significant difference in the outcome of your case. To schedule a complimentary consultation with the firm, consider calling (951) 742-7681 or complete the online form today.
Leading Reasons for Motorcycle Accidents
California roads and highways are notoriously dangerous. Traffic accidents in the state are a common occurrence and even the most experienced and vigilant riders can suffer a serious accident. In the state, the following are leading reasons behind most motorcycle accidents: Tailgating, Lane splitting, Speeding, Road rage, Distractions, Poor road conditions, and changing lanes without notice.
Injuries Resulting from a Motorcycle Accident
Unfortunately, it is common for riders to experience serious accidents that result in devastating injuries. Based on a report published by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, riders have an average of 16 times the risk of harm and about 35 times the risk of death in crashes compared to those traveling inside regular passenger vehicles. When the rider is younger and less experienced, these rates are generally higher. Every year, thousands of riders lose their lives and many more are seriously hurt in accidents caused as a result of another’s wrongdoing.
Although riders can use protective gear and practice defensive riding to lessen the risk of an accident and serious injury, the reality is that it can be very difficult to prevent these devastating consequences when the cause of the accident is another’s negligence. Upon an accident, riders face injuries such as: Facial injuries, Internal injuries, Moderate to serious brain injuries, Spinal cord injury, Road rash, and broken or fractured bones.
A Dedicated Attorney Can Advocate on Your Behalf
Sadly, motorcyclists run the risk of serious injuries when involved in a collision with a moving vehicle. If you or a loved one has been left injured after an accident, obtaining immediate legal counsel is highly recommended. With proficient legal support, financial compensation can be obtained to pay for medical expenses, loss of employment, and more.
Do not delay in seeking the support of an experienced attorney. Even pending a resolution of the claim, the injured rider may be able to have medical bills covered and may require further treatment. Further, it is important to investigate an accident early and obtain crucial evidence as early as possible. The Knez Law Group, LLP has championed on behalf of motorcyclists who have been injured as a result of another’s negligent actions. The firm has the legal knowledge and resources needed to prepare the strongest arguments. To ensure you obtain the highest compensation available in your case, consider obtaining the support of the Knez Law Group, LLP. Call to schedule your no-obligation consultation today.
Andrew J. Knez earned his Bachelor of Arts degrees in Political Science and Criminal Justice from California State University, Fullerton. During his college years, he was a member of the Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity and interned at the College Legal Clinic, where he assisted underprivileged communities in obtaining affordable legal services. Mr. Knez credits this experience with fostering his appreciation for the law and its positive impact on society. Additionally, during college, Mr. Knez worked as a paralegal, gaining hands-on experience in civil litigation. Learn more here.