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West Palm Beach Motorcycle Accident Lawyer

Hurt in a motorcycle crash in West Palm Beach? Duncan Injury Group helps injured riders and passengers investigate fault, understand insurance coverage, and pursue compensation for medical bills, lost income, and lasting injuries. Start with a free case evaluation.

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Why DIG Law

Why DIG Law for Your Motorcycle Accident Case?

A motorcycle collision can leave you facing treatment, missed work, a damaged bike, and an insurer questioning what happened. Our West Palm Beach motorcycle accident attorneys focus on the evidence: driver visibility, right of way, impact locations, witness accounts, and available video.

Whether your crash happened on Okeechobee Boulevard, Southern Boulevard, Military Trail, I-95, or another Palm Beach County road, DIG Law can review the circumstances, identify potentially responsible parties, and document how your injuries affect your daily life. Learn about attorney Ian Duncan.

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We Don't Get Paid Unless You Get Paid.

Our personal injury representation uses a contingency fee: no attorney fee unless there is a recovery. We explain fees and case expenses in the representation agreement before you decide to hire us.

Preserve Evidence Early

Keep photographs, witness details, riding gear, repair estimates, medical records, and insurance correspondence. Nearby business cameras or dashcams may help explain the crash, but recordings can be overwritten.

Document the Full Impact

We evaluate medical expenses, missed income, future care, and the effects of injuries such as fractures, road rash, head injuries, and spinal injuries. The evidence and available coverage determine what can be pursued.

What We Handle

Motorcycle Crashes We Investigate

From intersection collisions to highway lane changes, motorcycle claims depend on how the crash happened. We help riders and passengers in West Palm Beach and surrounding Palm Beach County communities investigate these situations.

Tap a crash type below for the evidence and liability questions that may matter in your case.

Left-Turn & Intersection Collisions ▾

When a driver turns across a rider’s path, traffic signals, right of way, sightlines, speed, and witness accounts can help explain responsibility.

Unsafe Lane Changes & Sideswipes ▾

A driver who moves into an occupied lane may strike a motorcycle or force an evasive maneuver. Dashcam footage, damage patterns, and lane markings may help establish what happened.

Rear-End Motorcycle Crashes ▾

Even a collision at a stoplight can throw a rider from the bike. Following distance, distraction, braking, and the sequence of impacts deserve careful review.

Distracted or Impaired Drivers ▾

Phone records, witness statements, video, and available law-enforcement evidence may help show whether distraction or impairment contributed to the collision.

Hit-and-Run & Uninsured Drivers ▾

We review the investigation and applicable uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage. Coverage depends on the policy, exclusions, and circumstances; payment is not automatic.

Road Hazards & Defective Equipment ▾

Loose debris, unsafe road conditions, or a defective component may require a different investigation. Claims involving public entities can have special procedures and notice requirements.

Passenger Injuries ▾

A motorcycle passenger may have a claim involving another driver, the motorcycle operator, or another responsible party. Insurance and fault must be reviewed individually.

Fatal Motorcycle Accidents ▾

We help families understand potential wrongful-death claims, who can bring them, and what losses may be recoverable under Florida law.

Our Practice Areas

Explore related injury services in West Palm Beach and throughout Florida.

West Palm Beach Car Accidents Slip & Fall Injuries Negligent Security Commercial Vehicle Motorcycle Injuries Rideshare Injuries Pedestrian Injuries Bicycle Injuries

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Visit our West Palm Beach office at 1601 Forum Place, Suite 304, West Palm Beach, FL 33401, or talk with DIG Law about your motorcycle accident. Complete the form or call our Florida office for a free case evaluation.

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Frequently Asked

West Palm Beach Motorcycle Accident FAQ

Clear answers to questions injured riders and passengers ask about Florida motorcycle accident claims.

What should I do after a motorcycle accident in West Palm Beach?

Get to a safe location and call 911 when emergency assistance is needed. Obtain medical attention, exchange information, and preserve photos and witness contacts if you can do so safely. Keep your bike and riding gear available for inspection and retain crash reports, bills, and insurance letters.

Does Florida PIP insurance cover motorcycle injuries?

Florida’s motor-vehicle no-fault definition generally covers vehicles with four or more wheels. Riders should not assume their automobile PIP policy covers injuries sustained while riding a motorcycle. We review health insurance, motorcycle medical-payments coverage, liability insurance, and applicable UM/UIM coverage. Read the Florida statute.

Can I have a claim if I was not wearing a helmet?

Helmet use does not by itself decide who caused a crash. Florida has specific helmet requirements and an exception tied to age and qualifying medical-benefits insurance. Whether helmet use affects a claim depends on the injuries, evidence, and applicable law; an individual review is important. Read the Florida statute.

How long do I have to file a motorcycle accident lawsuit?

Many Florida negligence claims are subject to a two-year limitations period. Different claims, accrual rules, exceptions, or notice requirements may change the deadline. Have the crash date and circumstances reviewed promptly. Read the Florida statute.

What if I share some fault for the crash?

Florida’s modified comparative-negligence rule generally reduces damages by the claimant’s share of fault and bars recovery when the claimant is more than 50 percent responsible in covered negligence actions. Exceptions apply, and the evidence determines how fault is assessed. Read the Florida statute.

What compensation can an injured motorcycle rider pursue?

Depending on the claim, recoverable losses may include medical bills, future treatment, lost wages, reduced earning ability, property damage, and pain and suffering. The severity of the injuries, evidence, fault allocation, and available insurance affect the claim’s value.

What if the driver who hit me has no insurance?

Applicable uninsured or underinsured motorist insurance may provide a route to recovery, depending on policy terms and the facts. We review motorcycle policies and other potentially applicable coverage, along with claims against any additional responsible parties.

Can a motorcycle passenger bring an injury claim?

A passenger may have a claim against a negligent motorist, the motorcycle operator, or another responsible party. The passenger’s injuries, the cause of the crash, and available policies need to be evaluated separately.

What evidence helps prove a motorcycle accident claim?

Useful evidence may include scene photographs, helmet or dashcam footage, nearby security video, witness statements, the crash report, vehicle damage, road markings, and medical records. Reconstruction may help when visibility, speed, or right of way is disputed.

Should I sign an insurance settlement release?

Understand your injuries, likely future expenses, coverage, and the rights being released before signing. A settlement can close the claim even if more treatment is needed later. DIG Law offers a free review of the circumstances.

How much does a motorcycle accident lawyer cost?

DIG Law offers a free initial case evaluation and handles personal injury cases on a contingency-fee basis. There is no attorney fee unless there is a recovery. The written representation agreement explains the percentage and treatment of case expenses.

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