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Utah Motorcycle Accident Lawyer

Protecting Injured Riders

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Unique Challenges in Motorcycle Accidents

We Tackle Bias and Prove the Facts

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Bias Against Riders

Insurers often assume motorcyclists are reckless. We counter with eyewitness accounts, scene evidence, and physics-not stereotypes.

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Greater Injury Severity

With little protection, riders suffer fractures, TBIs, and road rash that can lead to infections and surgeries.

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Insurance Issues

Adjusters may argue comparative fault-"the rider came out of nowhere." We push back with data and expert analysis.

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Understanding Utah Car Accident Laws

Fault, PIP, and Deadlines

Utah uses a no-fault Personal Injury Protection system for initial medical benefits; serious injuries or costs over the threshold allow claims against the at-fault driver. Liability is decided under comparative negligence, which can reduce a recovery if someone is partly at fault. Most injury claims must be filed within four years in Utah, with shorter deadlines for government entities-so prompt action matters.

Common Causes of Motorcycle Crashes

Where and Why Riders Get Hit

Left-turn violations at intersections on State Street, sudden lane changes on I-215, blind-spot merges on I-15, and debris on canyon roads all put riders at risk. Spring and summer bring more traffic near Sugar House, the Avenues, Provo Canyon, and St. George's red rock loops-without reducing danger.

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Utah Motorcycle Laws & Rider Rights

Know the Rules-Use Them in Your Claim

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Helmet Law

Helmets are required for riders under 21; adults are encouraged to wear them. Lack of a helmet doesn't erase a negligent driver's fault.

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Lane Filtering

Utah allows lane filtering in limited conditions. When done lawfully, it should not be held against you.

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Equal Rights to the Road

Riders have the same right to safe travel and fair compensation as any driver.

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Common Motorcycle Accident Injuries

From Road Rash to Spinal Trauma

We frequently see clavicle and wrist fractures, knee and ankle injuries, deep abrasions, concussion and TBI, and in severe cases, spinal cord damage. Documenting every symptom and limitation is essential.

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How Top Law Utah Helps Injured Motorcyclists

Investigation That Puts Blame Where It Belongs

We locate helmet-cam or dash-cam video, map skid marks and gouges, pull traffic-cam footage, and use reconstruction to demonstrate the driver's errors. Then we work with treating doctors and specialists to accurately value your injuries and future needs.

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Case Results & Testimonials

Riders We've Helped

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FAQs for Motorcycle Accidents

Answers for Utah Riders

  • The driver says I was speeding-am I out of luck?

    Not necessarily. Even if speed is alleged, we analyze data and proportion fault under Utah law.

  • What if I wasn't wearing a helmet?

    You may still recover damages for the crash. We'll address medical and legal arguments head-on.

  • Can I get paid for my bike and gear?

    Yes-claims can include motorcycle repair/replacement and damaged gear.

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Free Consultation for Motorcycle Injury

Let Us Stand Up for You

Call (385) 474-6123 or message Top Law Utah for a free consultation. We represent riders from Ogden and Salt Lake City to Orem, St. George, and Cedar City.

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MOTORCYCLE Accidents

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Do I Have a Case?

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Free Consultation

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Injured Near UTAH?