MotorcycleAccident

Surprise Motorcycle Visit Goes Wrong

What was supposed to be a surprise visit for a returning veteran in southeast Texas last week turned into a four-vehicle accident leaving two motorcyclists critically injured. The two motorcyclists were part of an East Texas Christian motorcycle club that was traveling to present U.S. Army Master Sergeant Andrew Primeaux with a flag. Primeaux had… read more

The Advantages of a Motorcycle Accident Attorney

When you are in a motorcycle accident, your chance of sustaining serious injuries is significantly higher than that of motorists encased by their vehicles. If the pain and trauma you experienced is due to the negligence of another, you deserve compensation. Getting help from experienced motorcycle accident attorneys is the best way to ensure adequate… read more

Reconstructing Your Motorcycle Accident

When you are in a motorcycle accident as the result of someone else’s carelessness, hiring an experienced motorcycle accident attorney will give you the best chance of seeing that justice is served. Such attorneys will have investigators who can look at your accident and reconstruct exactly what happened, helping to prove that your injury was… read more

Suits Settled Against Drunk Driver

A combined lawsuit against Andrew Schlichtemeier, the drunk driver who killed four Omaha-area motorcyclists in August 2010, has essentially been settled. Schlichtemeier offered the families of the motorcyclists the proceeds from the car insurance policies he carried at the time of the crash, and they accepted. On August 9, 2010, the four riders were returning… read more

Sheriff’s Deputy Guilty Of Riding Drunk

An off-duty Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department deputy was convicted and sentenced last week in a drunken driving motorcycle accident that injured his wife. Richard J. Patterson, 38, of West Covina, was riding while intoxicated last year on July 5 while northbound on Interstate 405 near Brookhurst Street in Fountain Valley. He had his wife… read more

American Motorcyclists Association On Proposed Cell Phone Ban

The American Motorcyclists Association (AMA) recently released a response to the call of the National Traffic Safety Board (NTSB) for a nationwide ban on cell phone use while driving. The proposed ban, which would include hands-free devices, has drawn both positive and negative attention from groups across the nation. AMA spokesperson Peter Terhorst issued this… read more