No one expects to be involved in a motorcycle crash. Even though most bikers are aware of the statistics, there is a feeling that accidents happen to others. This feeling of invincibility is not uncommon. But in truth, all bikers and motorists are vulnerable to being involved in a crash. In the aftermath of these crashes, injuries to bikers are expected, and fatalities are not uncommon. If you or someone you know have been involved in a Colorado motorcycle crash, contact the Law Firm of Kass & Moses today. Your call will be taken by an attorney who will listen to your story and then advise you about your case. Many times, when working with an attorney, you can receive far more in compensation than if you choose to go it alone.
The number of motorcycle fatalities is on the rise in Colorado. According to data from the Colorado Department of Transportation, fatalities from motorcycle crashes represent nearly 20 percent of total vehicular fatalities. The majority of motorcyclists killed were not wearing helmets, therefore it comes as no surprise that head injuries are the most common cause of death. Speed is involved in about a third of all motorcycle crashes.
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No matter where you are located in Colorado, the team of attorneys who work with the Law Firm of Kass & Moses are available to help you. When you are hurt in a motorcycle crash, you need someone working on your side. Insurance adjusters will harass or ignore you, trying repeatedly to get you to settle for far less than you deserve. They may even accuse you of exaggerating your injuries or faking your pain and suffering. With an experienced Colorado motorcycle attorney working for you, you can focus on healing your body and returning to your normal state of well-being. Your lawyer will handle the insurance company and work tirelessly to get you a fair and just settlement.
The injuries incurred in your motorcycle crash may be significant. Unlike car accident victims, who often walk away with just scrapes and bruises, motorcycle crash victims usually face severe injuries. Such injuries can result in lasting difficulties and disabilities. These disabilities incur ongoing medical bills, usually far in excess of your initial bills. These need to be factored in when considering your settlement amount. Also, your pain and ongoing difficulties need to be an area of focus. We make sure that nothing is overlooking in an effort to get you a settlement that is as fair and just as possible.
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Colorado Motorcycle Law
Requirements for legally riding a motorcycle vary from state to state. The Kass & Moses team can confidently answer your questions about the specifics of Colorado’s motorcycle laws. Below are a few rules of the road that every local rider should keep in mind:
- An “M” endorsement is required to ride a motorcycle. You must be 16 years of age or older, pass a written examination, and complete a motorcycle skills test.
- Helmets are generally not required in Colorado, however all riders under 18 years of age must wear a helmet that has been DOT-approved.
- Lane-splitting is illegal in Colorado. You may, however, share a lane with another motorcycle.
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Motorcycle Organizations:
BMW Motorcycle Club of Colorado
Bookcliff Rattlers Motorcycle Club
Colorado Confederation of Clubs
Iron Order Motorcycle Club of Colorado
Rocky Mountain Motorcycle Riders Club
Rocky Mountain Venture Touring Association
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