California Motorcycle Accident Attorneys
Injured on Your Bike?
The insurer has a team. You deserve one too.
We fight for injured riders across California — 17 Locations To Serve You.
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Severe Injuries
TBI, spinal cord damage, fractures and road rash. We work with medical experts to document the lifetime impact of your injuries.
Bias Against Riders
Insurers and jurors may unfairly assume motorcyclists are reckless, even when they’re not at fault. We counter stereotypes with evidence, reconstruction experts and witness testimony.
Lane Splitting Is Legal
California allows lane splitting (CVC § 21658.1). Don't let an adjuster use it against you.
Evidence That Wins
Dashcam and traffic footage, skid marks, helmet and gear damage, and vehicle data — we preserve it before it disappears.
How we handle your case
Free consultation
Tell us what happened. Get honest answers in one call.
Investigation
Scene analysis, witnesses, video and accident reconstruction.
Build damages
Medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and future care.
Trial-Ready
We push for maximum compensation and go to trial if needed.
Results
Motorcyclist sustained catastrophic injuries after being struck by an Uber vehicle.
Motorcyclist struck by car resulting in back injury with compression fracture.
Motorcyclist sustained catastrophic injuries after being hit by a vehicle.
Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I have to file?
Generally two years from the crash (Cal. Code Civ. Proc. § 335.1). If a city, county or state agency is involved, a claim may need to be filed within six months to preserve your right to recover for your injuries, damages, etc;
What if I was partially at fault?
California uses pure comparative fault. This means that you can still recover for your injuries and damages, but the amount awarded will be reduced by your share of fault.
What If I Was Uninsured At Time Of Accident?
Under Proposition 213 (California Civil Code § 3333.4), an uninsured motorist generally cannot recover non-economic damages, such as pain and suffering, from the at-fault driver. However, you can still recover economic damages, including medical bills, lost wages and property damage. An important exception applies if the at-fault driver was convicted of DUI in connection with the crash, in which case you may still recover non-economic damages.
Does not wearing a helmet hurt my case?
California requires helmets (CVC § 27803). Not wearing a helmet may reduce recovery for any head injuries, but it does not bar your claim for other injuries, damages, etc;
How much does it cost to hire Nadrich Law?
There is absolutely no upfront cost to you. We do not collect a legal fee unless or until a recovery is made.
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