Category Archives: Motorcycle Accident
What if My Family Member Suffered a Traumatic Brain Injury in a Tampa Motorcycle Crash?
Traumatic brain injuries are relatively common after serious motorcycle accidents in Tampa. Even if a rider dutifully wears a helmet, impacts to the head can be extremely severe. The resulting traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) may leave loved ones with permanent disabilities, to the point where some might even consider removing them from life support…. Read More »
Motorist “Failed to Yield” Before Killing Motorcyclist in Tampa
Motorcyclists continue to die due to negligent drivers in Tampa, and the latest example occurred at around 8:45 PM on Linebaugh Avenue. While motorcyclists sometimes pass away in single-vehicle accidents, many also perish due to traffic violations committed by other people. These might include the failure to yield, running red lights, improper lane changes,… Read More »
Out-of-Control Three-Wheel Motorcycle Causes Four Injuries in Tampa
In July of 2025, NBC News reported that four people had suffered serious injuries in a Tampa pedestrian accident. The crash involved a three-wheel motorcycle, and it highlights the dangerous nature of these vehicles. If a negligent driver injured you or someone you care about, you may want to explore your legal options with… Read More »
Accused of Racing Before a Motorcycle Accident in Tampa
If you were injured in a motorcycle accident, insurance companies might accuse you of all kinds of things. Why? The answer is simple: If they can establish that you did something wrong before your accident, you might lose the right to pursue compensation. Rightly or wrongly, motorcyclists have a reputation for being street racers…. Read More »
Pelvic Injuries After a Tampa Motorcycle Crash
Pelvic injuries after Tampa motorcycle crashes can be life-changing. Although some might assume that pelvic injuries are not as serious as concussions, the long-term consequences are often worse. If you have experienced this type of accident firsthand, you might wonder whether you will ever be the same. When facing medical expenses, lost income, and… Read More »
Motorcycle Crash Near Tampa Caused by U-Turn
U-turns can be incredibly dangerous, and motorcyclists are often particularly vulnerable to vehicles making these maneuvers. While U-turns might be “legal” in many areas throughout Florida, this doesn’t necessarily mean that they are safe. Drivers making U-turns must scan for potential hazards – including approaching motorcyclists. A recent crash near Tampa was seemingly caused… Read More »
Suing for Hit-and-Run Motorcycle Crashes in Tampa
Hit-and-run motorcycle crashes are relatively common in Tampa. When a driver strikes a motorcyclist, they often (rightly) fear that they have caused severe injuries. Faced with this guilt and fear, many choose to slam on the accelerator instead of getting help. If a hit-and-run driver did this to you or someone you love, you… Read More »
How Much Do Helmets Reduce Motorcycle Accident Fatalities?
Motorcycles don’t offer the same amount of protection as other vehicles, which means that the injuries sustained by riders are a lot more likely to be catastrophic. Tragically, many of these injuries are so severe that they end up being fatal. Because riding a motorcycle is inherently more risky, riders are encouraged to wear… Read More »
Helmet Cameras Could Help Your Motorcycle Accident Case
Although a fun and cost effective way to get around, riding motorcycles is inherently dangerous due to the rider’s unprotected status and general lack of visibility. There are, however, ways to make this activity safer, including wearing a helmet. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that wearing a helmet… Read More »
What are the Most Common Motorcycle Accident Injuries?
There are a lot of benefits to riding motorcycles. They are, for instance, relatively fuel efficient and easier to maneuver and park than passenger vehicles. Unfortunately, safety is not one of the advantages of using a motorcycle. In fact, because these vehicles are less stable, less visible, and lack the protections of an enclosed… Read More »