Motor Vehicle Accidents
Motorcycle crashes caused by driver inattention, unsafe lane changes, and dooring.
Motorcyclists are uniquely vulnerable on California roads. Without the protective frame of a car, riders suffer far more severe injuries in collisions — including road rash, broken bones, traumatic brain injuries, and spinal cord damage. Unfortunately, insurance adjusters and juries often carry unfair bias against motorcyclists, making skilled legal representation essential.
California is one of the few states that allows lane splitting, which adds another layer of complexity to motorcycle accident claims. We document the facts, work with accident reconstruction experts when needed, and fight the bias that can reduce the value of a rider's claim.
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We represent motorcycle accidents victims across California. Select your city to learn about local factors that contribute to these types of accidents.
Los Angeles County
Malibu's Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) is one of the most scenic — and most dangerous — motorcycle routes in California. The combination of winding curves, ocean-view distractions, heavy weekend traffic, and tourists unfamiliar with the road produces a high rate of motorcycle collisions along this 21-mile stretch.
Los Angeles County
Hollywood's dense traffic, complex one-way street grid, and constant flow of tourists and rideshare vehicles create a high-risk environment for motorcyclists. The area around Hollywood Boulevard, Sunset Boulevard, and the US-101 freeway sees frequent motorcycle collisions caused by drivers making sudden lane changes or opening doors without checking for riders.
Los Angeles County
Lancaster and the surrounding Antelope Valley have a high rate of motorcycle accidents due to the combination of high-speed desert highways, long straight stretches that encourage speeding, and strong crosswinds that can destabilize riders. The SR-14 freeway and Avenue P corridors see frequent motorcycle collisions.