Real-World Scenarios We Handle
Every crash is unique, but insurance companies often use the same excuses to deny liability. Whether you were hit by a negligent driver, taken out by a pothole, or injured while filtering, we know exactly how to build a winning case for your specific situation.
SMIDSY
It's the most common and infuriating excuse in biking. If a driver pulled out and wiped you out, we connect you to specialists who prove fault.
Hit By Car
When a ton of metal hits a motorcycle, the rider always loses. If a negligent driver knocked you down, connect with legal experts to fight your corner.
Hit & Run
They knocked you off and sped away to avoid the blame. You can still claim. We connect you with specialists who navigate the MIB process.
Diesel Spills
Diesel on a wet road is like black ice. If a negligent spill caused you to drop your bike, we connect you with experts to build your case.
Filtering Crashes
Filtering is legal, but drivers hate it. If a car swerved into your path while you were filtering safely, you have the right to claim.
Passenger Injuries
As a passenger, you rely entirely on the rider. If you were hurt in a crash, you have a rock-solid right to claim compensation.
Right turn across your path
One of the most common ways riders get hurt. A driver turns across the oncoming lane and a motorcycle is the thing they misjudge.
Roundabout collisions
Multiple lanes, drivers changing their minds and riders in a blind spot. Roundabouts produce a particular kind of collision.
Doored while riding
Being doored gives a rider no reaction time at all. The law on this is clearer than most people realise.
Hit from behind
Being shunted from behind on a motorcycle is far more serious than in a car, and liability is often among the clearest there is.
Gravel and road debris
No other vehicle involved does not automatically mean no claim. Someone may still be responsible for what was on the road.
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