Our Rider Results

Failure to Yield — Left Turn
Another left-turn driver who didn't see — or didn't care. We hit them for full policy limits AND stacked our client's UM/UIM on top. Two checks. One client. Maximum recovery.

Rear-Ended Mid-Turn
Our client was turning right when a driver plowed into him from behind. The at-fault driver carried bare-minimum coverage. We squeezed every dollar out of the policy. Lesson: every rider needs UM/UIM coverage. Period.

Hit-and-Run / Unsafe Merge
A driver merged into our client without looking, knocked him off his bike, and ran. Cowards don't escape consequences in our office. Because our client had UM/UIM coverage, we collected the full limits from his own policy. This is why UM/UIM matters.

18-Wheeler Blown Tire
A trucking company cut corners on tire maintenance. The tire exploded, the trailer whipped out of control, and slammed into our client on his way home from Sturgis. They refused to pay what was fair. We took them to trial — and won.

Chain-Reaction Crash
The driver in front of our client wasn't paying attention, slammed the brakes, and forced our client to lay the bike down to survive. We tracked down the at-fault driver and took every dollar of their policy.

Rear-Ended at a Stop
Our client was stopped — completely still — when a careless driver changing lanes drove right through him. Full policy limits, paid in full.

Failure to Control Speed
A driver who couldn't be bothered to hit the brakes ran our client down as he exited onto the service road. Full policy limits recovered.

Ran a Stop Sign
A driver blew a stop sign and broadsided our client in the intersection. We made them pay every dollar their policy allowed.

Failure to Yield — Left Turn
A driver turning left didn't bother to check for bikes. He found ours the hard way. Settlement secured.

18-Wheeler Rear-End Collision
An 18-wheeler ran our client down from behind. He lost a limb. We went to war with the trucking company and walked away with a seven-figure recovery to rebuild his life.

Defective Roadway / Construction Zone
A Dallas interstate had been torn up for years. A raised slab of pavement sent our client over the handlebars and into a concrete median. The road builders thought no one would come after them. They were wrong. Six-figure recovery.

Unsafe Lane Change
A driver swerved into our client's lane without looking. The crash shattered his pelvis. We tendered the full policy limits — every cent the insurance company had to give.