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Taking Care of Your Body After a Motorcycle Accident

By | April 3rd, 2018

Motorcycle accidents can be the worst of all. Often, your body is thrown from the motorcycle and your head might be impacted. Additionally, you might suffer from a number of broken bones and other injuries. Casts and Belts You might need a cast in order to recover from a fracture. But there are certain breaks which can’t be healed with a cast, such as broken ribs. In this case, the doctor might give you a belt to wear around your mid-section while you’re moving. They’ll also recommend plenty of rest..

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Recovering from a Motorcycle Accident

By | February 1st, 2018

You can minimize the impact of a motorcycle accident by wearing the right gear. If your head, elbows, knees etc. are protected, you’re less likely to suffer from injuries. Riding responsibly is also important to avoid being in a motorcycle accident. And this means that you need to avoid speeding, racing, riding when under the influence of alcohol etc. If you ride at a medium pace, with the right gear, you greatly reduce the chances of being in an accident. Being Injured in a Motorcycle Accident Despite the fact that.

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Motorcycle Accidents Attorney Discusses Collision Between Dump Truck and Motorcycle

By | September 4th, 2015

A spokesman for the California Highway Patrol reported details of a collision between a motorcycle and a dump truck in Mountain View on Thursday, August 6. The CHP spokesman said that dispatchers sent officers to northbound Highway 101, north of Ellis Street, just before 9 a.m. Injuries and Loss of Life A motorcyclist and his 2009 Suzuki motorcycle collided with the dump truck, although the circumstances leading to the collision were not immediately known. Personnel with the Santa Clara County medical examiner’s office came to the scene, and the motorcyclist.

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Liability of a Vehicle Owner Involved in an Accident

By | March 7th, 2013

QUESTION: A person borrowed my husband’s bike, and this person said he thinks he was hit by a car but couldn’t remember. Can my husband be sued by a person hurt by the person who only borrowed his bike? What can we do to protect ourselves? ANSWER: Generally, the owner of a motor vehicle is vicariously liable for death or injury to person or property resulting from wrongful (negligent or intentional) operation of the vehicle by any person using it with the owner’s express or implied permission [Veh.C. § 17150]..

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