A motorcycle accident can be devastating. In a busy city like New York, where the streets are full of cars, trucks, and pedestrians, motorcyclists face constant risk. One of the most common questions after a crash is: what happens if I wasn’t wearing a helmet at the time of the accident? The answer may surprise […]
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Motorcycle accidents are stressful enough, but what happens if the police don’t file an official report? In New York, a police accident report can play a major role in proving fault and supporting your injury claim. However, the absence of a report does not mean you cannot recover compensation. With the right legal guidance, you
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Motorcycle accidents are already dangerous, but when they involve large commercial vehicles—such as trucks, delivery vans, or buses—the consequences can be catastrophic. If you’ve been injured in this type of collision, knowing who is legally responsible is key to securing the compensation you deserve. In this guide, we’ll explain the most common liable parties, how
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Motorcycle accidents are often chaotic, fast, and hard to reconstruct. If you’ve been in an accident in New York and were injured, proving what really happened is key to winning your case. That’s where black box technology can make all the difference. If you’re working with a motorcycle accident lawyer, having access to your bike’s
Being injured while lane splitting on a motorcycle in New York can lead to complex legal and financial challenges. Because motorcyclists are highly exposed to serious injuries, and lane splitting is a controversial—and illegal—maneuver in the state, questions about liability often arise. The good news? Even if you were lane splitting, you may still have
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In the state of New York, wearing a motorcycle helmet is not optional. It’s a legal requirement. But when an accident happens, many motorcyclists wonder:Can not wearing a helmet reduce my compensation? Can the insurance company use it against me? The answer is: yes, it can influence the case, but it does not eliminate your
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When a motorcyclist is involved in an accident in New York, every decision they make afterward can mean the difference between receiving fair compensation… or losing it all.Many people make simple mistakes that, unknowingly, can jeopardize their legal claim, financial stability, and even their right to compensation.In this article, we’ll cover the most common mistakes
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Riding a motorcycle in New York offers a sense of freedom, but it also comes with strict legal responsibilities, especially when it comes to wearing a helmet. If you’ve ever asked yourself, “Is wearing a helmet mandatory in New York?” the answer is clear: yes, it is required by law. Whether you’re a daily rider
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Motorcycle accidents can leave serious physical and emotional aftereffects. Whether you face fractures, spinal injuries, or chronic pain, there is one thing you absolutely need if you seek compensation: detailed medical records. Without them, proving the extent of your injuries or even that they occurred, becomes very difficult legally. If you suffered a motorcycle accident
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Insurance companies often offer low settlements after accidents in New York. Don’t settle for less—know your rights and let Proner & Proner fight for what you deserve.
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