Motorcycle Accidents

Motorcycle Accident Attorneys

How Are Motorcycle Claims Different?

Motorcycle accidents can present different liability and injury issues than ordinary automobile accidents. Harris Law Group has experience investigating and litigating these claims, including failure-to-yield collisions and disputes concerning the speed and actions of the motorcycle rider.

Harris Law Group obtained a $1,550,000 settlement in a motorcycle accident case. That case involved issues concerning accident biomechanics, failure to yield, eyewitness testimony, and other evidence relating to how the collision occurred.

Investigating a Motorcycle Accident

Insurance companies may dispute fault by claiming that the motorcycle rider was speeding or otherwise contributed to the collision. A proper investigation may require examination of the crash scene and, when appropriate, the use of accident-reconstruction or biomechanics experts.

Harris Law Group works with qualified experts when necessary to investigate how a collision occurred and to present that evidence during litigation or at trial.

No Attorney’s Fee Unless We Recover Compensation

Harris Law Group handles personal injury cases on a contingency-fee basis. You do not pay an attorney’s fee unless we recover compensation for you. Case costs advanced by the firm are addressed at the conclusion of the case.

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Tom Harris, Florida Injury Attorney, has over 39 years of experience, including 17 years of defending insurance companies before reinventing his law practice to represent injured people as a personal injury attorney.

Kyle Harris is a Florida licensed attorney who joined the family practice after starting his career as a licensed attorney in California

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