Injured in a motorcycle crash? We counter insurance bias and fight for the compensation you deserve.
Arizona sees nearly 5,000 motorcycle accidents every year, with riders facing catastrophic injuries far more often than car drivers. If you've been injured in a motorcycle crash, you're not just dealing with medical bills and lost wages—you're fighting insurance companies that are biased against motorcyclists.
At Shapiro Injury Law, we've spent 25+ years defending the rights of Arizona motorcyclists. We know how to counter the "biker bias" that insurance adjusters use to minimize payouts, and we fight aggressively for maximum compensation.
Unlike car accidents, motorcycle crashes often result in catastrophic injuries:
Insurance adjusters often blame motorcyclists automatically, using stereotypes like "reckless rider" or "speed demon." We combat this bias with:
Arizona requires helmets for riders under 18. However, we strongly recommend all riders wear helmets—they can save your life and strengthen your injury claim.
Insurance companies often blame motorcyclists without evidence. We use accident reconstruction, witness testimony, and traffic camera footage to prove the car driver was at fault.
⚠️ Government Vehicle Involved? If you were hit by a police car, city vehicle, or other government entity, you have only 180 days to file a Notice of Claim and 1 year to file a lawsuit. Learn more about government claims →
Motorcycle accident settlements typically range from $50,000 to $500,000+ depending on injury severity. Catastrophic injuries can result in million-dollar settlements.
Don't let insurance companies take advantage of you. Call now for a free consultation.