The most recent data indicate that each year, for every 100,000 motorcycles, about 1,400 riders are injured enough to go to the hospital and about 73 die. Drivers of cars and trucks cause a significant percentage of those injuries and deaths.

Often, it is obvious when someone else causes the injury. The "liability" portion of the case is clear. That's not where you need an experienced lawyer.

It is how much money you recover for your damages that separates the experiences lawyer from the others. What are all of the elements of "damages?" What is the best way to illustrate and communicate your losses, first to the insurance company and then, if necessary, to a jury? How can you be protected from bogus "independent medical examinations?"

As a lawyer since 1984, I've been involved in hundreds of personal injury cases. I would be pleased to discuss your case with you.