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Motorcycle injuries are frequently severe. Get evaluated fully — road rash, fractures, and head injuries all need documentation.
Riders get blamed. It's the ugly reality of motorcycle cases — insurance companies and juries often assume the rider was reckless. We push back hard, with evidence, so your injuries and the facts decide the case, not stereotypes.
Motorcycle accident cases carry a challenge that car cases don't: bias. Insurance adjusters and even jurors often start with the assumption that the rider must have been speeding or weaving. That assumption is frequently wrong, and it can cost injured riders dearly if their attorney doesn't confront it head-on.
We build motorcycle cases to dismantle that bias. We reconstruct the crash, document the other driver's fault, and make sure the story that gets told is the true one — that a rider following the rules got hurt because someone else wasn't paying attention.
If you're reading this from a hospital bed, your phone, or somewhere worse — you're already doing the most important thing: looking for help. Here's the rest.
Motorcycle injuries are frequently severe. Get evaluated fully — road rash, fractures, and head injuries all need documentation.
Photos of the bike, the vehicles, the road, and your gear. Witness contact info. This is where cases are won.
Even a casual apology can be twisted against you. Stay factual and let us handle the insurance conversation.
Free consultation in English or Spanish. We'll tell you honestly what your case is worth.
We know exactly how insurers try to blame riders, and we build the evidence to shut it down — reconstructions, witnesses, and the facts of the other driver's fault.
When fault is disputed, we bring in the experts to show precisely how the collision happened and who caused it.
Riders often face long recoveries and permanent injuries. We make sure the claim reflects the real, long-term cost — not a lowball insurance figure.
“I didn't know what to do after my accident. Johnny helped me with everything — from the doctor to my case. He treated us like family.”
That's a common opening move against riders. Under Texas's modified comparative fault rule, you can still recover as long as you're 50% or less at fault. And "they said it was your fault" is not the same as it being true — we build the evidence to establish what actually happened.
No. Texas law allows adults who meet certain requirements to ride without a helmet, and not wearing one doesn't automatically bar your claim. It may become an issue the other side raises, but it's one we know how to address. (Attorney to advise on your specific facts.)
In most Texas motorcycle accident cases, you have two years from the date of the crash. Acting sooner is better, because evidence and witness memories fade. (Attorney to verify your specific deadline.)
Serious injuries don't make a case harder — they make full compensation more important. We build these cases to account for surgeries, rehabilitation, lost income, and long-term impact, and we're prepared to take them to trial if the insurer won't be reasonable.
Nothing upfront. We work no win, no fee — you pay only if we win, out of the recovery. If we don't win, you owe us nothing.
Tell us what happened. We respond the same day, in English or Spanish, and we'll explain exactly what your case is worth.