Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Motorcycle Accidents

Most people who are involved in a motorcycle accident have many questions that need to be answered. Most motorcycle accidents involve an injury, so knowing the answers to frequently asked questions is essential to reacting in the best way possible if you are a victim. This article will answer some of the most common questions regarding motorcycle accidents.

Do I need to get an investigation of my motorcycle accident?

An investigation is crucial if you are involved in a motorcycle accident. Insurance companies will often try to place fault on the driver of a motorcycle; without a thorough investigation of the accident, you will not be able to prove otherwise and may be denied claims.

If I am involved in a motorcycle accident, should I get a lawyer to help me?

It is recommended that you pursue a good motorcycle accident attorney. He or she will be able to ensure that your insurance company is handling your claims fairly and can conduct any necessary investigations regarding the accident.

If I don’t have insurance on my motorcycle, can I still pursue a lawsuit against the driver that hit me?

Yes, you can pursue legal action even if you do not have motorcycle insurance.

What is the difference between uninsured coverage and underinsured motorist coverage?

Uninsured coverage pays for your injuries when another driver that has no insurance or coverage hits you. Underinsured coverage compensates you when the other driver’s insurance has limits on compensation to you.

Who is allowed to file a lawsuit for a motorcycle accident injury or death?

Generally the driver or the passenger can file a suit. Each state’s laws vary on specifics of this topic, so it is recommended that you conduct research on the laws as they apply to the state that you are in.