Dallas Motorcycle Accident FAQ

Who can file a motorcycle accident lawsuit?

Any motorcycle driver or passenger who sustained a serious injury during a motorcycle accident is eligible to file a lawsuit.  However, before any person moves forward with filing a motorcycle accident lawsuit, it is advisable that he/she speak with one of our Dallas motorcycle accident lawyers.

Who can a motorcycle accident lawsuit be filed against?

A motorcycle accident lawsuit can be filed against any person who was negligent and caused the accident.  Generally, in cases involving motorcycle accidents, the defendant is a negligent driver of a motor vehicle such as a car.

Will insurance coverage be an issue after a motorcycle accident?

Yes, insurance coverage is an extremely important issue.  First, if the driver you are planning to sue does not have insurance coverage, you may not be able to collect compensation.  Second, once you are involved in a motorcycle accident, your insurance premiums may increase.  To learn more insurance and how it relates to motorcycle accidents, you should speak with one of our Dallas attorneys.

What happens if I was partially responsible for a motorcycle accident?

Even if you were partially at fault for the motorcycle accident, you may be allowed to file a claim for damages if you sustained a severe injury.  The same holds true for the other person that was involved in the accident. 

Should I hire a Dallas motorcycle accident lawyer?

Yes, anytime you have been involved in a motorcycle accident in Dallas, you should hire a skilled Dallas motorcycle accident lawyer.  Our Texas motorcycle attorneys can provide you with aggressive legal representation and continual direction throughout the personal injury process.  Additionally, our law firm can make sure that you are treated fairly by the other party’s legal team, his/her insurance company, and also your insurance company.