Insurance companies and juries often hold bias against riders. LyfeLaw’s trial team knows how to counter it and fight for the full compensation every injured rider deserves.
If another driver’s negligence caused your accident, LyfeLaw will investigate, negotiate, and fight to recover everything you are owed.
The most common motorcycle accident type in LA. We establish driver negligence and counter any attempt to blame the rider.
A driver making a left turn across a motorcycle’s path is one of the leading causes of rider fatalities. Strong liability cases.
Among the most catastrophic crashes. Our trial attorneys have the resources to take on the most serious cases.
Potholes, debris, and uneven pavement can cause catastrophic crashes. Government or property owner liability may apply.
If a drunk driver struck you, you may be entitled to punitive damages on top of full compensation.
You may recover through UM/UIM coverage even when the driver fled. We navigate these claims daily.
Call or submit the form, An attorney evaluates your case within minutes, not days.
Investigators, medical experts, accident reconstruction, all on our dime, not yours.
We negotiate from strength. If they won’t pay what your case is worth, wetake them to trial.
Motorcycle accidents in Los Angeles often result in catastrophic injuries — road rash, broken bones, traumatic brain injuries, and spinal damage. Despite California’s lane-splitting law and strong rider protections, insurance companies frequently try to blame the rider. LyfeLaw has the experience to fight this tactic and recover the maximum.
Under California Vehicle Code 21658.1, lane splitting is legal when done safely. This means if you were lane splitting reasonably and safely and a driver caused your accident, your lane splitting alone cannot be used to deny your claim.
You have two years from the date of the accident to file a lawsuit in most car accident cases. If a government vehicle was involved, you may have as little as six months to file a government tort claim. Missing these deadlines permanently bars your right to recover.
California requires motorcycle riders to wear helmets (CVC 27803). If you were not wearing a helmet, it may affect the portion of your damages related to head injuries — but all other injuries remain fully recoverable. We fight for maximum compensation on every element of your case.
LyfeLaw’s trial team prepares every motorcycle case as if it will go to verdict — which is exactly why most cases settle for significantly more than the initial offer. Our $2,100,000 recovery started as a $250,000 offer.
Evidence disappears. Witnesses forget. Deadlines expire. Talk to us today, Free.
