Murrieta Motorcycle and Bicycle Accident

Motorcycle/Bicycle Accident Injuries
It’s not common to find the victims of motorcycle and bicycle accidents walking away without injury. These are vehicles that simply don’t offer the kind of protection a car offers, and many people suffer tragic injuries in car accidents. Riding your bike is designed to be a fun and enjoyable experience, one that doesn’t involve the stress of death or lifelong injuries. Unfortunately, many bikers are injured every year on their motorcycles and bicycles because other drivers are negligent. When this happens, injury is very common. While no injury is off-limits in this type of accident, many are more common than others, such as:
- Paralysis.
- Disability.
- Head and brain injuries.
- Neck and back injuries.
- Spinal cord injuries.
- Internal bleeding.
- Road rash.
- Loss of limbs.
- Burns.
- Permanent scarring.
- Broken bones.
Not all injuries are visible, either. Many people involved in these accidents suffer invisible injuries that don’t subside with medication or surgery. Mental anguish is not uncommon for accident survivors. Memories of the accident, fear, and anxiety over ever riding on a bike or motorcycle or even in a car can become debilitating. This often makes it different for victims to work, to function properly, or to live their lives as they once did.
Accidents like this often result in injuries that require ample hospital time as well as recovery. You might find yourself out of a paycheck while you recover. You might find yourself out of a job if your injuries prevent you from going back to work. This kind of financial stress is enough to incite feelings of depression and other emotional distress, and your entire life changes in a moment. If someone else’s negligence caused your accident, they might be responsible for compensating you for your injuries.
How We Help
The attorneys at El Dabe Ritter Trial Lawyers work to help you make a case. We begin by helping you understand what is going on as well as the legal rights to which you are entitled. We then look to see if the accident was caused by someone else or any sort of negligence. We gather evidence including the photos taken at the scene, police reports, and witness statements. We take the bits and pieces of factual information and turn them into a full picture to see what happened when you were injured.
The attorneys at El Dabe Ritter Trial Lawyers take your medical records, the bills you’re paying to receive treatment for your injuries, and even the funeral costs associated with the death of a person involved in the accident, and we see what you’re entitled to as far as compensation. That’s when we go to work for you to ensure you receive the kind of compensation you deserve. It’s not uncommon for us to find that another driver is responsible for any number of reasons, including the following:
- Failing to yield for traffic signs or signals.
- Speeding.
- Driving under the influence of drugs.
- Driving under the influence of alcohol.
- Texting and driving.
- Failing to pay attention to the road.
- Swerving in traffic.
- Driving recklessly.
- Failing to look for motorcycles or bicycles.
- Distracted driving.
What happened is not your fault, and that means you need legal help. Our team of professionals is well-versed when it comes to accident laws involving bicycles and motorcycles. Let us help you receive the compensation you deserve.
Contact us at: (888)540-0325.
AREAS OF PRACTICE
CAR ACCIDENTS> BICYCLE ACCIDENTS> MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENTS> BUS ACCIDENTS> DISTRACTED DRIVING ACCIDENTS> PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENTS> SLIP & FALL ACCIDENTS> CATASTROPHIC INJURY> MEDIATION> MORE>Top Reviewed Lawyer in Los Angeles by Results and Service
I called this law firm seeking for a personal injury attorney. They redirected me to RMD law and they handled my case in no time. Thanks for your recommendation and caring about people although it was out of your scope.
Ali G., Irvine, CA







REQUEST A FREE CONSULTATION
Fill out the form below to schedule a free consultation and we will respond to you within 24 hours