Standing up for riders across Florida who’ve been unfairly blamed, injured, or ignored.

Florida Motorcycle Accident Lawyer – Protecting Injured Bikers

Standing up for riders across Florida who’ve been unfairly blamed, injured, or ignored.

Florida Motorcycle Accident Lawyer – Protecting Injured Bikers

We Stand With Florida’s Motorcycle Riders


Motorcyclists face unique risks on Florida’s roads—and too often, they face unfair blame when accidents happen. At Your Injury Firm, our attorneys understand the realities of riding, the severity of motorcycle injuries, and the biases riders encounter from insurers and police.


Our Florida motorcycle accident lawyers fight to make sure your side of the story is heard. Whether you were hit by a distracted driver, sideswiped in traffic, or injured in a left-turn collision, we’re here to protect your rights and pursue the compensation you deserve.



Florida’s no-fault insurance laws don’t apply to motorcycles, meaning riders don’t receive automatic PIP coverage after a crash. That makes it even more important to work with a lawyer who can recover damages from the at-fault driver’s insurance.

Common Causes of Motorcycle Accidents in Florida

 Most motorcycle crashes aren’t caused by riders—they’re caused by inattentive drivers or unsafe road conditions. Common causes include:



  • Drivers failing to yield or making unsafe left turns
  • Distracted driving (phones, GPS, or passengers)
  • Lane changes without checking blind spots
  • Speeding or following too closely
  • Drunk or impaired driving
  • Dangerous road conditions or debris
  • Poorly maintained roads or intersections

Our firm investigates each case thoroughly, obtaining police reports, traffic camera footage, and witness statements to determine what really happened and who’s responsible.

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Common Motorcycle Accident Injuries

Motorcycle riders lack the physical protection that cars provide, so even minor collisions can cause serious harm. Common injuries include:



  • Road rash and severe abrasions
  • Fractures and dislocations
  • Head and brain injuries (including concussions and TBIs)
  • Spinal cord injuries and paralysis
  • Internal organ damage
  • Amputations or crush injuries
  • Scarring or disfigurement

Our attorneys work closely with medical experts to document injuries and calculate the long-term costs of recovery, rehabilitation, and income loss.

Florida Helmet Law and Your Right to Recover

Under Florida law, riders over 21 who carry at least $10,000 in medical insurance are not required to wear a helmet. If you weren’t wearing one, you can still recover compensation for your injuries.



However, insurance companies may try to argue comparative negligence—claiming your injuries would’ve been less severe if you wore a helmet. We counter those arguments with medical and legal evidence to protect your full right to compensation.

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How We Build Your Case

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Investigation

We collect police reports, witness statements, and crash scene evidence to uncover the truth about how your accident happened.

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Insurance Negotiation

We fight back against insurer bias and low settlement offers, ensuring your claim reflects your full physical and financial losses.

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Medical Coordination

We work with healthcare providers and experts to ensure your injuries and future needs are accurately documented.

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Litigation

If insurers refuse a fair settlement, we’re ready to take your case to trial. Our firm has recovered millions for accident victims across Florida.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • I wasn’t wearing a helmet. Can I still recover damages in Florida?

    Yes. Riders over 21 with at least $10,000 in medical insurance are not required to wear a helmet. Not wearing one doesn’t bar you from recovery, though it may reduce compensation for head injuries under comparative negligence.

  • The police report blames me for the motorcycle crash. Do I still have a case?

    Yes. Police reports are not final. Many contain bias against motorcyclists. Florida’s comparative negligence law allows recovery even if you share some fault. We’ll independently investigate your accident to build a stronger case.

  • Do Florida no-fault insurance laws apply to motorcycle accidents?

    No. Motorcycles are excluded from Florida’s no-fault (PIP) insurance system. Riders must seek recovery from the at-fault driver’s insurance or their own health coverage.

  • The driver who hit me says they didn’t see me. How does that affect my case?

    “I didn’t see you” is not a valid defense. Drivers are required to look out for all road users, including motorcyclists. We’ll gather evidence to show the driver’s negligence, such as distraction, speed, or failure to yield.

  • Why do I need a lawyer for a motorcycle accident? Can’t I deal with insurance myself?

    Insurance companies often undervalue motorcycle claims and exploit bias against riders. We handle negotiations, prove liability, and calculate the true value of your damages—ensuring you get the compensation you deserve.

Standing Up for Florida Riders

Whether you were injured in Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, or anywhere across Florida, Your Injury Firm is here to fight for you. We understand the challenges bikers face and we take pride in representing riders with skill and respect.


In tragic cases, we also help families with wrongful death claims after fatal motorcycle accidents.