Florida Motorcycle Law and Legal Rights of Motorcyclists

When there is a motorcycle accident, there are a host of issues that commonly are reviewed and challenged in any given motorcycle injury case. As a motorcycle accident attorney based in Jacksonville, Florida, David A. Wolf is ready for such challenges. It is important to have a solid understanding of Florida Motorcycle Law and the Legal Rights of Motorcyclists when representing the interest of an injured biker.

With David A. Wolf, you will get a personal injury lawyer who is committed to the case and the client. David A. Wolf provides his mobile number, work number, and e-mail address to all of his clients and their family members. He is available days, nights, and weekends to his clients and prospective clients. With over 30 years of experience, David A. Wolf has handled over one thousand cases including a number of motorcycle accident injury cases for well deserving clients.

Florida law is quite clear in the motorcyclists and bikers have legal rights. These legal rights should be respected by other drivers. The vulnerability of motorcyclists for a serious personal injury is quite significant. However, it should be made clear that the a motorcyclist does not have any less rights or less entitlement to compensation than other injury victims. As such, there should be justice and fairness to the injured motorcyclists.

David A. Wolf can inform you about your legal rights and those that are specifically tailored to injured motorcyclists. It should be pointed out that the injured motorcyclist has legal rights that are slightly better in some ways when compared to an automobile accident personal injury victim. An injured driver has to prove that he or she suffered a permanent injury to be entitled to certain forms of compensation. An injured motorcyclist does not have this threshold of permanency to prove as part of his or legal case.

Any person who rides and/or who owns a motorcycle in the State of Florida or other States should be familiar with the applicable rules of the road and the rules/laws as they pertain to compensation for personal injuries. For instance, a motorcycle rider 21 years of age and older does not have to wear a helmet if it can be showed that the rider has some form of health insurance or health benefits in place in the amount of $10,000. While many motorcyclists have no duty per se to wear a helmet, the insurance company can still attempt to place some of the fault or cause of the personal injuries (especially those related to the face and head) on the motorcyclist who was not wearing a helmet.

Contact motorcycle accident attorney David A. Wolf to find out more about your legal rights and Florida law. David A. Wolf provides a Free Consultation to his clients and prospective clients. David A. Wolf firmly believes in Giving a Voice to Motorcycle Accident Injury Victims and Their Families.

Read the articles below to learn more about the rights of injured bikers and the motorcycle laws in the State of Florida.

• Bikers, Riders and Motorcyclists - Freedom, Liberty, and Justice
• Florida Motorcycle Laws
• Insurance for Motorcyclists
  
• Legal Rights of Injured Motorcyclists
• Motorcyclist Rights - Roadways Laned for Traffic
• Florida Motorcycle Helmet Law and Motorcycle Helmet Defense
• Moped Accidents