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Motorcycle Accident

  • What happens if the driver who hit me left the scene of the motorcycle accident?
    What happens if the driver who hit me left the scene of the motorcycle accident?
    A motorcycle accident is frightening enough when the other driver stays at the scene. When that driver speeds away, injured riders are left with another immediate concern: Who is going to pay for my injuries if the person who caused the crash cannot be found? A hit-and-run does not automatically prevent you from recovering compensation. Depending on the circumstances, law enforcement may identify the driver after the crash, or
  • Should I Give the Other Driver’s Insurer a Recorded Statement After my Motorcycle Accident?
    Should I Give the Other Driver’s Insurer a Recorded Statement After my Motorcycle Accident?
    After a motorcycle accident, the other driver’s insurance adjuster may contact you and ask for a recorded statement. The adjuster may describe the interview as a routine part of investigating the collision or suggest that the company cannot evaluate your claim without hearing your version of events. You should approach that request cautiously. In most cases, an injured motorcyclist does not have a contractual obligation to provide a recorded
  • What’s Causing Motorcycle Accidents in Nevada?
    What’s Causing Motorcycle Accidents in Nevada?
    Impaired driving, lack of rider training, unsafe riding gear, and lack of attention by other drivers cause numerous Nevada motorcycle accidents that result in injuries and fatalities. Motorcycle Accidents Rise in Nevada In the past few years, Nevada has experienced a rise in motorcycle fatalities. According to the Nevada Department of Public Safety, Clark County saw a 50 percent increase in motorcycle deaths in 2015. In 2015, 32 motorcyclists
  • Head Injury? What You Should Know About Anterograde Amnesia
    Head Injury? What You Should Know About Anterograde Amnesia
    Head injuries can affect certain parts of the brain that control memory retention, causing a condition known as anterograde amnesia. Understanding Anterograde Amnesia Damage to the brain caused by head trauma often causes amnesia, affecting parts of the brain that control memory. The most common type of amnesia, known as retrograde amnesia, causes an injury victim to forget information prior to an injury. Victims often have problems remembering people