Motorcycle riders often get an unjustified reputation for being reckless and violating traffic laws. I know because I’ve been riding for 30 years.

A major study conducted by the University of Southern California (USC) found that approximately 3/4 of motorcycle accidents involved a collision with another vehicle, usually a passenger automobile. It was also found that in 2/3 of these accidents, the driver of the other vehicle was at fault, rather than the biker. Drivers often fail to detect and recognize motorcycles in traffic. And that’s the dominant cause of motorcycle accidents.

These findings show that motorcycle riders unjustly receive a bad reputation from the general public, as well as from insurance companies.

If you or a loved one has been injured in a motorcycle accident, before you talk to the other party’s insurance company, talk to me: a motorcycle accident attorney with over 25 years of experience. Insurance companies will go to great lengths to keep you from getting the compensation you deserve, rushing you to make a quick settlement. Don’t be fooled.

Talk to me first. The Denver motorcycle accident lawyer who rides. Fill out the form on the right, or call our Denver office at 303-454-8000 or toll-free at 1-800-ROSEN-911 for a free consultation. I can get you the settlement you deserve, and you don’t have to pay me until I come through for you!

As a motorcycle accident lawyer in Denver and the greater Colorado area, I’ve represented thousands of individuals who have been injured in motorcycle accidents. Here are a few sample case results:

CASE: Travis was riding his motorcycle through an intersection with the right of way. Another driver made a left turn into oncoming traffic, causing the collision. Travis was ejected off his bike. He suffered a fractured tibia and required 30 stitches above his eye.
Settled for $100,000 in 8 months.

CASE: Jamie was riding a motorcycle across railroad tracks. He struck a gap between tracks as he tried to cross. He suffered from a fractured femur that required surgery.
Settled for $125,000 against the railroad company.

CASE: Michael was riding his motorcycle when another driver pulled into his lane, cutting him off and causing the accident. Michael suffered a left humerus fracture, requiring surgery.
Settled for $100,000.

CASE: Rachel was on her motorcycle when she was rear-ended by a car and ejected over the front of her bike. She suffered a tear in her knee and a fractured right wrist.
Settled for $68,000 in 14 months.

CASE: Ruben was rear-ended on his motorcycle and ejected off the bike. He required 4 months of treatment for a left knee tear that required surgery.
Settled for $50k.

CASE: Pamela was a passenger on a motorcycle. Another driver made a turn from the wrong lane, cutting them off. Pamela suffered a facial laceration and a fractured femur, which required surgery.
Settled for $100,000 in just over a year.

CASE: Paul was riding his motorcycle when another vehicle, which was towing an RV, made a turn in front of oncoming traffic, cutting Paul off, and forcing him to lay the bike down. Paul suffered brain swelling and lost some vision in his right eye. He also required staples in his head.
Settled for $100,000 in 6 months.

CASE: Patrick was riding his motorcycle when another vehicle turned in front of oncoming traffic, cutting him off. He suffered a fractured tibia and fibia and two broken ribs. He required leg surgery.
Settled for $200,000 in just over a year.

CASE: Jason was riding his motorcycle when another driver ran a stop sign, side-swiping Jason and ejecting him from the bike. Jason sustained a severe left leg injury, which required a partial amputation.
Settled for $250,000 in 11 months.

CASE: Desiree was a passenger on a motorcycle. The driver, partially at fault, was stopped in a turn lane when the traffic light was green. The bike was rear-ended by another vehicle. Desiree suffered a left knee tear, which required surgery.
Settled for $95,000 in 5 months.

CASE: William was on his motorcycle when another driver turned in front of oncoming traffic causing the collision. He required ACL and MCL surgery.
Settled for $100,000.

Check out this 10 minute video. I’m with Tom Martino on Denver’s Fox31 answering questions on motorcycle accidents and how to make sure you don’t get taken advantage of by an insurance company.