About Motorcycle Accident Lawyer claims in California
California is the only state that expressly permits lane-splitting (Vehicle Code §21658.1). That alone changes how a motorcycle case is investigated and argued. We work with crash-reconstruction experts and treating physicians to document what actually happened — not what the adjuster wants to believe.
Cases we handle
- Left-turn collisions and unsafe lane changes
- Lane-splitting and lane-sharing disputes
- Road-hazard claims against Caltrans and city/county defendants
- Traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries
- Helmet defect and product liability claims
Frequently asked questions
Can the driver blame me for lane-splitting in California?
They can try, but lane-splitting is legal in California. The CHP has published guidelines. Whether your speed and the gap were reasonable is a fact issue — not an automatic loss.
I was not wearing a helmet — is my case over?
California Vehicle Code §27803 requires helmets, and not wearing one can reduce damages for head injuries. It does not eliminate liability for the other driver's negligence.