Category: Motorcycle Accidents

You can often still recover compensation even if you believe you’re partially at fault for your motorcycle accident in New York. The state allows injured individuals to seek damages as long as another party also contributed to the incident. A New York motorcycle accident lawyer evaluates your case, protects you

After a motorcycle accident, the steps you take now lay the groundwork for your physical and financial recovery. The crash itself was chaotic, but your actions from this point forward can bring order and protect your future. The key is to document everything and contact a Long Island motorcycle accident

Because motorcycle riders have little to protect themselves from the force of a collision, they are more susceptible to injuries or even death in a crash. While many factors play a role in motorcycle accidents, the majority result from the same handful of causes. What Are the Main Causes of

There is almost nothing like exploring New York on two wheels. From the city streets of the Five Boroughs to the beach trails of Long Island to the scenic byways of Upstate, everything is more exciting when seen from a motorcycle. However, before you gear up and hit the road,

Dealing with an insurance company after a New York motorcycle accident can be complicated. Why? New York’s insurance rules are different for motorcyclists than for other drivers. Second, injuries tend to be more severe in motorcycle accidents, meaning higher costs associated with medical expenses. Additionally, there may still be biases

Motorcyclists often sustain severe injuries in accidents. The violent and sudden trauma the body experiences are sometimes too much to handle. Head injuries are common, especially when riders get ejected from their bikes and land on the ground with significant force. When their head hits a hard surface, the impact

A helmet is mandatory while riding a motorcycle as an operator or passenger in New York. Since motorcyclists have no vehicle frames protecting them from the direct force of a collision, a helmet serves as a vital protection against the risk of deadly head injuries. Syracuse University argues that helmet laws

If you are injured in a collision while riding a motorcycle in New York, you might be wondering whether the state’s “no-fault” insurance laws will cover your injuries and damage to your bike. In most cases, the answer would be “no,” because Article 51 of the New York State Insurance

You may be eager to hit the road on two wheels, but before you venture onto New York streets, it is a good idea to familiarize yourself with local laws and riding requirements. At Finz & Finz, P.C. our legal team wants to help you understand safe motorcycle riding in

Road rash is one of the most common injuries in motorcycle accidents. Without a seatbelt, riders get ejected from their bikes and slide across the pavement. Severe road rash can occur even in low-speed crashes. According to statistics published in the Bulletin of American College of Surgeons, there were 20,407