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Insurance companies lean on motorcycle bias — they assume juries blame the rider. We counter with reconstruction, helmet forensics, and trial experience that makes insurers pay fair value.
Quick answer: Texas law does not treat motorcyclists differently than drivers — they have the same right to the road and the same right to compensation when another driver causes a crash. Helmet use in Texas is required for riders under 21 and affects certain damage categories, but does not bar recovery.
Motorcycle crashes often have limited witnesses. We canvass for surveillance, pull 911 audio, and investigate road conditions immediately.
We prepare every case assuming the jury will be skeptical of riders. Reconstruction, helmet evidence, and rider safety history all become part of the story.
Road rash, TBI, and fracture care can compound fast. We coordinate specialists who understand motorcycle-specific injuries.
Insurers lowball riders more than any other victim type. We do not accept first offers.
It can reduce recovery for head injuries if you were legally required to wear one, but it does not bar your claim. Non-head injuries are unaffected.
'I didn't see the motorcycle' is the single most common statement in these crashes — and it's not a defense. Drivers are required to look.
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