Motorcycle Injury Claims in Texas: Overcoming Bias Against Riders

Motorcycle Injury Claims in Texas: Overcoming Bias Against Riders

You rode responsibly. A careless driver didn’t. We make sure that truth wins.

The Reality Riders Face in Montgomery County

Motorcyclists experience the freedom of Texas roads — but they also face the worst danger. Drivers in cars and trucks often fail to look twice before changing lanes, turning left, or entering a roadway. When a rider is hit, the blame is too often shifted onto them, even when they did nothing wrong.

Our job is to correct the narrative and show exactly how the crash happened.

Common Causes of Motorcycle Crashes

  • Drivers failing to yield while turning left
  • Lane-change sideswipe collisions
  • Texting and distracted driving
  • Speeding or aggressive driving
  • Following too closely
  • Failure to detect motorcycles at intersections

We highlight driver negligence and eliminate false bias.

Why Motorcycle Injuries Are So Severe

Without the protection of a vehicle frame or airbags, riders absorb the full force of impact. Injuries often include:

  • Traumatic brain injuries
  • Spinal cord trauma
  • Road rash with infection risk
  • Fractures and amputations
  • Severe emotional trauma

Recoveries are long, expensive, and painful — and your compensation should reflect that.

How We Overcome Jury Bias

We gather evidence that tells your story:

  • Helmet and gear safety documentation
  • Speed and GPS data to refute false claims
  • Accident reconstruction expert testimony
  • Witness statements showing safe riding

We educate insurers — and juries — on the truth:

Responsible riders are not the problem. Distracted drivers are.

If a reckless driver injured you while riding, we want to fight for you.

Disclaimer: This article is informational only and not legal advice.

Timothy Rose — Protecting the rights of Texas motorcyclists.

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