Motorcycle Accidents
FAIR OAKS MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT INJURY LAWYER
Representing the Rights of Crash Victims for 30+ Years
After you have been in a serious accident, it is imperative that you retain legal counsel right away. Although it may not be the first or most important thing on your mind if you have been severely injured, your future depends on it.
If you have suffered serious injuries, you are not only looking at current pain, suffering, and medical bills, but many months, years, or even a lifetime full of extra medical expenses and the possibility that you may not be able to work.
Motorcycle accidents are one of the most severe type of collisions as a motorcycle does not provide adequate protection for a rider. If you or a loved one have recently been hurt in a motorcycle accident, you should not waste any time before getting in touch with a Fair Oaks motorcycle accident lawyer who can represent your case.
Call the Swartz Fogy Law Group at (888) 349-1005 or contact us here today.
Serious Injuries Require Serious Representation
At Swartz Fogy Law Group, we have been defending victims of motorcycle accidents throughout Northern California in their personal injury claims for 52 years. We are passionate about recovering fair compensation for our clients to help cover their damages and accident-related expenses, as well as pain and suffering. You do not have to feel alone during this difficult time - our firm is here to provide you with support and compassion.
We represent victims who have suffered the following types of injuries:
- Head and neck injuries
- Spine injuries and paralysis
- Broken and shattered bones
- Soft tissue damage and internal injuries
- Brain injuries
Call our firm today to schedule a free consultation with a member of our team today.
What Is the California Statute of Limitations for Motorcycle Accidents?
Personal Injury Lawsuits: The California Code of Civil Procedure section 335.1 states that individuals may file a personal injury lawsuit for their car accident up to 2 years following the date of their accident. If you attempt to file your lawsuit after the 2 years have lapsed, your case will most likely be thrown out.
Vehicle Damage Lawsuits: If you choose to file a lawsuit over property damage alone, rather than personal injury, California Civil Procedure 338 allows you to file a lawsuit for up to 3 years after the date of your accident.
Do You Have to Wear a Motorcycle Helmet in California?
The short answer is yes. All riders and passengers on a motorcycle must wear a helmet that meets the federal DOT standards. If you choose to ride without a helmet, which is illegal, you could face a fine of up to $250 and/or a year of probation. Plus, if you are injured in an accident while riding a motorcycle and you weren't wearing a helmet, you will have a much more difficult time getting compensation for your injuries. This is because motorcycle helmets help to protect you from head injuries while riding and if you chose to not wear one, you can be partially responsible for your injuries.
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Filling out an online evaluation is completely complimentary at the Swartz Fogy Law Group. This gives you the opportunity to speak with a knowledgeable Fair Oaks motorcycle accident attorney to discuss the details of your case. We can sit down with you and talk about what options are available to you and how to approach your situation.
Contact our motorcycle accident attorneys today to learn how we can assist you.
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Get A Free ConsultationIf you’ve been injured in Northern California, contact Swartz Fogy Law Group.
Fighting For Your Right
To CompensationOur Fair Oaks lawyers firmly believe that the individual responsible for the accident which led to your injuries should be held accountable. Although the responsible party or your insurance company may try to talk you into accepting a settlement, it is highly advisable to speak with an attorney at Swartz Fogy Law Group first.
You can rely on us to work aggressively to ensure that justice is served and that you recover fair damages.