The road can be a very scary place what with some 6 million accidents occurring on our nation’s highways every year. There are many contributing factors for these automobile collisions, with the primary catalysts being drunk, drowsy or distracted driving as well as good old mother nature.
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Many times bikers contact my law office with myths they have heard that they swear is gospel. In this article I will address some common myths. One of the answers I give is wrong. Try to guess which one.

Motorcycles have always been a popular mode of transport in America for both work and play. Here we outline America’s favorite brands of bikes and their sales each year.

You’re standing on a street corner minding your own business when you witness a horrific car crash. You pull your cell phone out and immediately dial 911, hanging around to see if everyone is okay. After the smoke clears however, you may find that your responsibilities as an auto accident witness may not end there.

While the popularity of hybrid automobiles has increase dramatically this last decades, development in eco-friendly motorcycles have been largely under the radar.

Helmet laws vary from state to state but in New York and surrounding cities, you are required by law to wear protective head gear while operating a motorcycle.

There are certain motorcycle accident cases where the victim may not have been operating their bike legally, as in with a valid motorcycle license. In this regards, tort laws can vary from state to state when it comes to providing compensation for personal injury.

Road Rash sounds innocuous enough and in some cases it is. A simple spill off a bike or a tumble off a skateboard can produce an insignificant bruising that many people call road rash–this type is easily fixed up with neosporin, a band aid and/or gauze.

Today we take a look at history’s very first motorcycle and the two men responsible for what would later become one the most popular ways to own the open road.

Many Americans are familiar with the term “medical malpractice” but very few comprehend the growing problem that is really is. For instance, over 225, 000 people are killed annually due to medical malpractice with some 7,000 being killed due to medication errors.