Motorcycle Accidents in Texas

Bikers Deserve Respect & Strong Representation

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Motorcyclists face more than just the road—they face drivers who don’t see them and insurance companies that don’t take them seriously. We represent riders across the greater Houston area who’ve been injured due to negligence, distraction, or reckless driving.

You Shouldn’t Be the One Paying the Price

When a Driver Doesn’t Look Twice

Motorcycle crashes often lead to serious injuries and lasting consequences. But insurance companies love to blame the biker, no matter what happened. We don’t let them get away with it. If you’ve been hurt in a motorcycle wreck in Texas, we’re here to stand up for your rights, your recovery, and your future.

We know what’s at stake. That’s why we prepare every case for trial, never accept lowball settlements, and go head-to-head with corporations and insurance companies to ensure our clients get the justice and compensation they deserve.

Common Causes of Motorcycle Wrecks

Building a Case That Gets Results

Driver negligence is behind most motorcycle crashes—and we know how to hold careless motorists accountable for the harm they cause.

Left-Turn Collisions

When a car turns across a motorcyclist’s path at an intersection, often without noticing the rider.

Failure to Yield or Follow Traffic Laws

Impatient or distracted drivers often violate right-of-way rules, leading to serious accidents.

Dooring & Road Hazards

A parked driver opening their door or hitting a pothole or oil spill can send a rider crashing.

Unsafe Lane Changes & Blind Spots

Drivers who fail to check mirrors or blind spots put motorcyclists at high risk during lane shifts.

Drunk or Impaired Drivers

Drivers under the influence are a major cause of catastrophic motorcycle wrecks in Texas.

Rear-End Collisions

Even a low-speed impact can throw a rider from their bike and cause life-threatening injuries.

We Ride for Justice in Every Case

Motorcycle Wrecks in Greater Houston

The Houston metro area has a large and growing motorcycle community—but it also has some of the most dangerous roads in Texas for riders. Areas like I-45 South, I-69, the 610 Loop, and Westheimer are frequent crash zones. When visibility is poor or traffic is heavy, even the safest rider can end up seriously hurt.

We’ve helped bikers from Katy to Baytown, Spring to Midtown, deal with insurance claims, hit-and-run crashes, and recovery after life-altering injuries. We know how to push back against the assumption that “it must’ve been the biker’s fault.” We build strong cases rooted in the facts—and fight for the respect motorcyclists deserve.

What Injured Riders Need to Know

Motorcycle Accident FAQ

  • What if I wasn’t wearing a helmet during the crash?

    While Texas law allows some riders to ride without a helmet, not wearing one can still impact your case. Insurance companies may argue you contributed to your injuries. However, we can still pursue full compensation—especially if the injuries weren’t directly related to head trauma. We’ll present the full context and challenge attempts to reduce your claim unfairly.

  • Can I sue if the other driver says they “didn’t see me”?

    Yes. That excuse doesn’t relieve them of responsibility. Drivers are required to check blind spots, yield at intersections, and watch for motorcycles. We use crash reconstruction, eyewitness accounts, and police reports to prove that the driver’s negligence—not visibility—caused your injuries.

  • Do motorcycle accident claims usually go to court?

    Most don’t. While we prepare every case for trial, many settle during negotiations once we’ve shown the other side we’re serious. That said, if they won’t make a fair offer, we’ll be ready to present your case in front of a jury. We’re here to get results, not shortcuts.

  • What if the crash was caused by a road hazard and not another driver?

    You may still have a case. If the hazard was due to poor road maintenance, construction debris, or a known defect, a city or contractor could be held responsible. These cases are more complex and time-sensitive, but we investigate thoroughly to identify all sources of liability.

  • How long do I have to file a motorcycle accident claim in Texas?

    You have two years from the date of the crash to file a lawsuit. But it’s smart to act sooner—before evidence disappears and witness memories fade. We’ll guide you through the process, make sure everything’s documented, and keep your case on track from day one.