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Can I Sue After a Motorcycle Accident if I didn’t Have a Helmet On?
In most states, it is against the law to ride a motorcycle without a helmet. However, if you are involved in a motorcycle accident and were not wearing a helmet, you may still be able to sue the other driver if they were at fault. It is possible that your damages will be reduced because you were not wearing a helmet and thusly assumed some of the risk.
5 Types of Accidents Only Motorcyclists Know to Watch For
As any rider knows, certain risks come with the thrill of the ride. Motorcycles are smaller, less stable, and less visible than four-wheeled passenger vehicles. Lacking the protection of an enclosed vehicle, riders are more vulnerable to serious injuries than passenger vehicle occupants. Experienced motorcyclists learn to watch out for and avoid the following types of accidents.
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