Categories for Motorcycle Accidents

Losing a loved one unexpectedly takes its toll. Grief is a mixture of shock, anger, and a host of other complex emotions that seem to occur all at once. These feelings often intensify if the death occurred due to the negligence of another. If you…

Motorcycles tend to be more serious than car accidents in most cases, for a variety of reasons. Here’s what you should know.

Many motorcyclists believe that the best course of action is to lay down their bike — and themselves — when an accident is imminent. The theory is that this action helps to avoid a full-on collision with another vehicle. While laying a bike down used…

Motorcycle accidents occur often on the roads of New Hampshire and Massachusetts, especially when the weather is warm and conducive to riding. However, motorcycles can be dangerous vehicles and riders are far more at risk for fatalities if an accident occurs than the driver of…

Learn about how you can stay safe on a motorcycle and reduce your risk in a crash. If you’ve been hurt in an accident, call us today.

Hiring a motorcycle accident attorney after being involved in a collision can have significant benefits for you and your family, and may afford you compensation for damages you incurred.

Part of your job as a motorcyclist is to develop a sixth sense; you need to see danger where you usually wouldn't if you were driving a car. You need to take something as simple as a car waiting to change lanes or a car…

Take time to review and become familiar with the Massachusetts motorcyclist laws involving helmet use and lane splitting for a safer upcoming riding season.

Whether by necessity or desire, motorcycles continue to share the road with other vehicles in winter. Take every precaution to avoid winter auto accidents.

Being injured in a motorcycle accident can cause great bodily harm to the rider, including head, neck and spine injuries, limb amputations and broken bones. Even wearing a helmet cannot fully protect the motorcycle rider from harm in a collision. Riders and passengers may be…