Arizona motorcycle accident lawyer
If a driver hit you on your motorcycle in Arizona, you can recover your medical bills, lost income and pain and suffering from the driver's insurer. Arizona uses pure comparative fault, so not wearing a helmet does not bar your claim. You generally have two years to file.
Riders get blamed first. Dom rides and knows the machines, and he builds the case to prove the driver who turned left in front of you is the one responsible.
Free case review Call 24/7 (928) 985-8888 WhatsApp iMessage / TextWhat causes most motorcycle accidents in Arizona?
- Left-turn crashes at intersections
- Lane-change and blind-spot collisions
- Rear-end crashes in traffic
- Road hazards on mountain routes like SR-89A and SR-87
What injuries are common in motorcycle crashes?
Traumatic brain injury, spinal injury, road rash, fractures, and amputations. These cases need full medical documentation and future care planning.
Will you sue the insurance company for bad faith?
"We aren't afraid to sue and go after insurance companies for bad faith." When an insurer lowballs, delays, or denies a valid claim, Dom files suit instead of settling cheap. How insurance bad faith claims work.
What else do people ask the Dune Lawyer?
I was not wearing a helmet. Do I have a case?
Arizona does not require helmets for adult riders. Insurers may argue it reduced your damages, but you can still recover.
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How do I talk to the Dune Lawyer today?
Free review. Injury cases: no fee until we win. Bankruptcy: flat, transparent fees.