Frequently Asked Questions About Motorcycle Accidents in Colorado

In 2023, 134 motorcyclists lost their lives on Colorado roads. Helmets help, but without seat belts or airbags, riders face increased risks.

The Risk of Motorcycle Accidents

What should you do after an accident?

After a Motorcycle Accident

Stay at the scene.

Call 911.

Get medical attention.

Exchange details and collect evidence.

Colorado’s comparative fault rule can reduce your compensation if you’re partially at fault. However, you can still file a claim if you are less than 50% responsible.

Understanding Comparative Fault

You can claim compensation for:

Filing a Personal Injury Claim

Medical expenses

Lost wages

Pain and suffering

Property damage

Loss of enjoyment

Injuries include:

Common Motorcycle Accident Injuries

Head trauma

Spinal injuries

Broken bones

Road rash

Internal damage

Colorado insurance often includes:

 Insurance Coverage

Bodily injury liability

Property damage

Uninsured/Underinsured motorist coverage

Filing Deadlines

You have 3 years from the date of the accident to file a lawsuit. Act quickly to preserve evidence and strengthen your case.

Accidents often occur due to:

Causes of Accidents

Driver negligence

Speeding

Weather conditions

Road hazards

Impaired driving

A lawyer helps with:

Do You Need a Lawyer?

Legal guidance

Evidence gathering

Negotiating settlements

Representing you in court

Helmet and Compensation

Not wearing a helmet may reduce compensation but doesn’t bar you from filing a claim. Safety first, always!

Maximizing Your Claim

To maximize your claim:

Seek immediate medical attention.

Keep detailed records.

Hire a skilled lawyer early on.

Final Thoughts

Motorcycle accidents can change lives. Manning Law is here to help you protect your rights and secure fair compensation. Call us for a free consultation today!