San Francisco Motorcycle Accident Attorneys
We Know, We Ride, We Can Help.
If a routine motorcycle ride has resulted in serious injuries, the experienced San Francisco area motorcycle accident lawyers at Choulos, Choulos & Wyle can help. Contact us today to discuss your case and needs in a free initial consultation.
We Don't Just Know the Law - We Know the Road
In order to successfully handle claims related to motorcycle accidents, an attorney needs to have specific experience with the rules of the road as well as an understanding of the unique issues that come with being a motorcyclist. At the San Francisco personal injury law firm of Choulos, Choulos & Wyle, we have decades of riding skill and experience on the roads of California. From our paralegals to our partners, we all ride. Even more importantly, we have decades of experience working hard for motorcyclists who have been hurt by the conduct of others. The safety of motorcyclists is important to us personally as well as professionally. We know that by making negligent drivers accountable for their actions we can increase safety for everyone on the road.
As motorcyclists, we know what happens when your bike is forced to swerve or when it slides. Our San Francisco motorcycle accident attorneys understand the difference between low siding and high siding. We know that lane sharing is legal, and we protect your rights to ride. We are well-prepared to present compelling and convincing evidence in support of your serious injury or wrongful death claim. A personal injury lawyer with real-life experience can understand your claim and help you obtain fair compensation for your serious injuries, including:
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For a car driver, a collision with a motorcycle may just result in vehicle damage and no personal injuries. In contrast, the motorcyclist, even if properly equipped with a helmet and other protective gear, will likely suffer serious injuries or even wrongful death.
Our San Francisco motorcycle accident attorneys proudly sponsor Bay Area Riders Forum racing and are actively involved in all aspects of riding. We also sponsor rides in the San Francisco Bay area and in the Napa and Sonoma wine country. You might find our attorneys or staff members in the office, in court or out at a local track day. Senior paralegal John Whang, is an active motorcycle safety instructor. His insight into the technical rules of the road gives our firm a unique perspective above and beyond our years of riding experience. With decades of experience helping injured survivors, as well as riding motorcycles ourselves, we can skillfully handle your motorcycle accident claim.
Choulos, Choulos & Wyle handles a higher percentage of motorcycle cases than any other law firm in the Bay Area. Other law firms commonly consult with us when their clients have been injured in motorcycle accidents. The lawyers at Choulos, Choulos & Wyle are generous with our time, and we provide each potential client with a free initial consultation. We want to hear your story, learn the details of your accident and explain your options.
A California Motorcycle Crash Can Cause Devastating Injuries
Serious injuries or death are often the unfortunate results of motorcycle accidents. Whether you have suffered a head injury, spinal cord injury, leg injury, knee injury, hand injury, shoulder injury, facial injury, burn, amputation or severe laceration in a motorcycle accident, we are ready to help. Our San Francisco motorcycle accident attorneys will not only handle the legal matters related to your case, but also help you find the resources necessary to deal with the life-altering results of a serious injury.
Put Our Experience to Work for You
Contact a San Francisco motorcycle accident attorney at Choulos, Choulos & Wyle today to discuss your case. You can send us an e-mail link to contact us, or call us toll-free at 877-702-7800 or at 415-474-7800 to learn more about our services. To learn more about motorcycle and bike accident matters, please view the links below.
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