Motorcycle Accident

Bill Allen | October 3, 2022 | Motorcycle Accident

There is no disputing the evidence – like seat belts can save the life of car occupants, helmets save motorcyclists’ lives.  The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that in a recent year, helmet use saved 1,872 lives and could have saved 749… read more

Bill Allen | October 1, 2022 | Motorcycle Accident

Broadside accidents may be known by other names, such as T-bone collisions or side-impact crashes. No matter what they are called, they describe a car accident in which two vehicles crash into one another at an angle. The angle may be 90 degrees or some… read more

Bill Allen | September 28, 2022 | Motorcycle Accident

Gainesville motorcycle drivers can enjoy riding year-round in the beautiful sunshine. Unfortunately, motorcyclists are much more vulnerable to injury in a traffic collision. Whether you prefer the busy I-75 or the leisurely Old Bellamy Road, it is important to know the most common injuries motorcycle… read more

Bill Allen | September 6, 2022 | Motorcycle Accident

Motorcycles are clearly very different machines from cars, trucks, and SUVs. The difference in size and weight alone makes it clear why motorcyclists must possess a special license to ride their bikes. But despite these differences, motorcyclists must obey the same rules of the road… read more

Bill Allen | August 15, 2022 | Motorcycle Accident

Motorcycles are fun and exciting to ride, but they can be particularly dangerous. In recent years, motorcycle accident fatalities have increased, making it more important than ever for riders to do everything possible to remain safe on the road. Motorcycle riders should always ensure they’re… read more

Bill Allen | August 7, 2022 | Motorcycle Accident

Experienced Florida motorcyclists know that they are vulnerable when they are on the road. A motorcycle is lighter and contains far less protective paneling than an automobile. The small profile of motorcycles means there is an increased risk that a motorist will not see a… read more

Bill Allen | June 6, 2022 | Motorcycle Accident

Although the roads can sometimes be perilous for motorcycle riders, there are many things they can do to keep safe, including wearing helmets and protective clothing. There are also measures riders can take to help them with a personal injury claim if they get in… read more

Bill Allen | March 3, 2022 | Motorcycle Accident

Florida insurance laws can be confusing and difficult to understand. The no-fault insurance requirement is supposed to make it easier for accident victims. However, it may only complicate matters if you were seriously injured in a motorcycle accident. Florida does not require motorcyclists to have… read more

Bill Allen | December 7, 2021 | Motorcycle Accident

Motorcycles are a fun and adventurous way to travel. Motorcyclists have the opportunity to enjoy the open road in ways that drivers of passenger vehicles cannot. However, motorcycles do not provide riders with the standard safety features of a car or truck. Because of this,… read more

Bill Allen | September 15, 2021 | Motorcycle Accident

Motorcycle crash bars can reduce the damage to bikes’ engines and body panels. This is especially true when the side of the motorcycle collides with the ground. Typically, crash bars are steel tubes that are mounted to the lower frame of a motorcycle. These tubes… read more

Bill Allen | July 19, 2021 | Motorcycle Accident

You should always consult a lawyer after being hurt in a motorcycle accident, regardless of the severity of your injuries or the facts of your case. Learning about your legal rights is the best defense against unfair and bad faith insurance tactics. Furthermore, hiring a… read more

Bill Allen | July 31, 2017 | Motorcycle Accident

With warm weather and sunshine year-round, Floridians often want to spend all of their time outdoors — including their time on the road. So, it makes sense that motorcycles are a common mode of transportation here. But, while they provide a seemingly fun and breezy… read more