Failure to Yield Motorcycle Accidents

If an individual is injured in a motorcycle accident, he or she should hire an experienced motorcycle accident lawyer. An attorney of this caliber can negotiate with any other motorists to determine who is liable to pay for any damage. The personal injury lawyer, if necessary, can file a lawsuit.

It’s the law for bikers to adhere to the same rules for right-of-way as motorists of vehicles. Normally, other motor vehicle operators neither uphold nor understand these traffic laws, are in violation of The right of way of bikers.

In many failure to yield motorcycle accidents, the biker is injured in the crash. Many bikers, tragically, face catastrophic injuries such as brain damage, paralysis, and of course, death.

Motorcycle collisions with passenger vehicles are not only common, but usually result in the failure to yield from the other motorist.

Right-of-way failure-to-yield accidents with motorcycles typically occur when the motorist doesn’t observe his or her blind spot, and swipes the side of a motorcycle; the motorist turns directly in front of a biker without the use of turning signals; and the motorist crowds the motorcyclist, to cause the biker to veer into oncoming traffic, or off the road.

Most individuals, fortunately, don’t need to pay for damages out of pocket which stem 
from a truck, motorcycle or automobile collision.

Automobile insurance can compensate for repair maybe part of the replacement cost or damages, either completely or for some of the parties involved. It may even cover for partial medical expenses.

It is not unheard of for an insurance company to pay for a lawyer, if necessary. It must be said, however, clients normally do not get an opportunity to select their own lawyers.

An attorney can provide assistance and make a necessary evaluation of your case. You may be entitled to funds owed to you to cover damages.

Contact us for a free consultation or call Anzalone Law Firm PLLC, at: 603.548.3797.