The statute of limitations for a motorcycle accident claim in Ohio is two years from the date of the accident. You must file your lawsuit within two years, or you may lose your right to seek compensation. Our Toledo motorcycle accident lawyers can meet this critical deadline for you. We will guide you through the …
Lane splitting is not legal in Ohio. Motorcycle riders cannot ride between lanes of traffic or pass vehicles in the same lane. The law in Ohio requires all motorcyclists to follow the same traffic rules as cars and trucks. Breaking these rules could result in a traffic violation or other legal consequences. If you have …
Determining the average motorcycle accident settlement in Ohio isn’t easy because every accident is different. The amount can change depending on factors like: How serious the injuries are The cost of medical bills Who was at fault for the accident If you’ve been in a motorcycle crash, you may wonder how you’re going to recover. …
Fault is proven in a motorcycle accident by gathering and analyzing evidence such as police reports, witness testimonies, and accident scene details to determine negligence. In Ohio, comparative negligence laws also play a role in deciding who caused the crash and will have to pay for the injured parties’ damages. Working with our Toledo motorcycle …
Riding a motorcycle is a risky activity. Fortunately, any motorcyclist can reduce the odds of a fatal accident by taking some safety precautions. Contact Groth & Associates if you or a loved one was badly hurt in a crash. Our Toledo motorcycle accident lawyer can analyze whether you can seek compensation, including who was at …
Motorcycle accidents leave bikers with considerable pain and expenses. It’s no exaggeration to say that an accident is almost as bad as a natural disaster, like a hurricane. Accidents completely upend their lives, and many of our clients cannot work and are stressed that they will lose their homes. Fortunately, motorcyclists can bring a personal …
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