McAllen Motorcycle Accident Lawyers
At a time when you should be in recovery, you don’t need the added pressure of steadily increasing medical expenses and household bills that can’t be paid because you haven’t been able to work. Our motorcycle accident lawyer will work diligently to ensure you receive fair and full compensation.
Contact Our McAllen Motorcycle Accident Attorney
Our attorneys have the experience and knowledge to help ensure you receive maximum compensation to continue supporting your living standard. Fill out our online contact form below or call us at (956) 994-0565 to schedule your no-obligation consultation.
WHO IS LIABLE FOR YOUR INJURIES
Fault in McAllen Motorcycle Crashes
Fault in motorcycle accidents can be placed on multiple entities. Most likely it is the negligent driver of a car or truck who causes a crash. Poor driving choices — speeding, following too closely, making improper left turns, distracted driving, and driving while impaired — are common causes of motorcycles being hit by cars or SUVs.
Under Texas Law, Who Is at Fault for a Motorcycle Accident?
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- Negligent drivers — speeding, following too closely, improper left turns, distracted or impaired driving
- The State of Texas or City of McAllen — when a pothole, road debris, or other road hazard caused the accident, since these government entities are responsible for road safety
- Vehicle parts manufacturers — when a recalled or defective part (e.g., recalled tires or a defective throttle) caused the crash, since manufacturers have a duty to report and repair faulty parts
SERIOUS INJURIES
Common Types of Injuries
TEXAS LAW YOU SHOULD KNOW
Motorcycle Accident Claim Deadlines in Texas
A personal injury claim in Texas must be filed within two years from the date of the incident. Otherwise, the statute of limitations will apply, and you will miss your rightful compensation.
Compensation for Damages: What Can You Expect?
WHY CHOOSE US
We Won’t Let Insurers Stereotype You
Don’t be surprised if your claim to the insurance company is swiftly denied — it’s not uncommon for adjusters to make judgments based solely on the fact that you’re a motorcycle rider. This “biker stigma” has long influenced how insurers view motorcyclist policyholders, even though the number of riders who fit that reckless stereotype is small. Insurance companies will take any opportunity to minimize your compensation, which is why we never recommend giving a statement to the insurer directly.
