What is a Motorcycle accident

The bottom line is, any motor vehicle accident involving a motorcycle, is considered a motorcycle accident. Not all motorcycle accidents have accident related injuries. If both vehicles involved in an accident, have sustained no damage to either vehicle, we might not call that a motorcycle accident.

Vehicle A, being "any" motor vehicle, collides with a motorcycle and either vehicle sustains damage that needs professional repairs, and there are no injuries, that would be a minor or medium motorcycle accident. Work with your insurance company to get your motorcycle repaired by a top notch professional.

Vehicle A, again being "any" motor vehicle, collides with motorcycle, and motorcyclist acquires injuries, this we would would call a serious motorcycle accident. Depending on the severity and the complexities of the injuries, the State of California law allows for monetary damages to be collected from the offending party(ies). If you have been injured in a serious motorcycle accident and need help recovering monetary damages for your injuries, you need motorcycle accident attorney, Michael H. Silvers.

For over 30 years the motorcycle lawyers at Michael H. Silvers, A Law Corporation, have successfully represented injured motorcycle riders with a 98.6% success rate. Click here to visit motorcycle accident lawyer Michael H. Silvers.