Motorcycle accidents can be physically and financially devastating, often leaving victims with life-changing injuries that could take months or years to heal. While some accidents are unavoidable, most can be traced to careless drivers who don’t look for motorcyclists when changing lanes or braking. Fortunately, knowing what to do on the scene will help your attorney hold the liable parties responsible.

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People have a lot of excuses for not wearing a seat belt, such as only traveling a short distance or not wanting to get clothes wrinkled, but none of them justify taking such a big risk. If you aren't wearing a seat belt and get into a car accident, the consequences could be devastating. As a reminder to buckle up, here's a closer look at why wearing a seat belt matters.

Helmets reduce the odds of sustaining mild, moderate, or severe traumatic brain injuries in a motorcycle accident, but the brain can be affected even when all the proper precautions are taken. If you've been involved in a crash while riding your bike, you may be able to seek compensation for medical expenses and lost earnings from the responsible party. Here's a closer look at types of brain injuries caused by crashes.