Category Archives: Motorcycle Accident
Teen Injured While Riding a Dirt Bike in Tampa: Can I Sue?
Dirt bikes have been popular among teens in Florida for countless decades. As long as a teen operates their bike safely and respects the rules of the road, there is nothing inherently wrong with this pastime. What happens if a negligent driver strikes your teen and causes them to suffer injuries? Can you file… Read More »
Can Motorcycles Catch Fire in Tampa?
On July 19th of 2026, WTSP reported that a man had suffered various injuries after his motorcycle caught fire in Tampa. Although many people associate vehicle fires with heavy trucks or electric cars, virtually anything with an engine can suddenly burst into flames. What if your motorcycle caught fire? Can you file a motorcycle… Read More »
Driver to Blame for Fatal Motorcycle Crash in Tampa
On June 7th, multiple sources reported that a 70-year-old driver was to blame for a fatal motorcycle crash in the Tampa Bay Area. The crash left a 31-year-old rider dead and hospitalized his 32-year-old fiancée. This crash highlights how easily motorists can injure or kill motorcyclists. If your family has experienced something similar, consider… Read More »
Reckless Driver Causes Motorcycle Accident in Tampa
On April 6th, 2026, a reckless driver struck a motorcyclist on I-4, ejecting the victim from his bike and causing severe injuries. The entire incident was caught on tape, and it occurred right in front of a Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) trooper. What can you do if you suffered similar injuries in a Tampa… Read More »
Motorcyclist Killed After Woman Makes Illegal U-Turn in Tampa Bay Area
A woman is facing criminal charges after allegedly making an illegal U-turn that claimed the life of a motorcyclist in the Tampa Bay Area. This incident highlights the various hazards posed by negligent drivers, and motorcyclists are particularly vulnerable due to their lack of protection. If you were injured in a similar incident, you… Read More »
Fatal Motorcycle Accident in Tampa Leads to DUI Arrest
In December of 2025, Yahoo! News reported that a fatal motorcycle accident in Tampa had led to a DUI arrest. This incident highlights how vulnerable motorcyclists are to negligent, potentially intoxicated motorists in the Tampa Bay Area. If a drunk driver injured you or killed someone you love, you might want to assess your… Read More »
What if My Family Member Suffered a Traumatic Brain Injury in a Tampa Motorcycle Crash?
Traumatic brain injuries are relatively common after serious motorcycle accidents in Tampa. Even if a rider dutifully wears a helmet, impacts to the head can be extremely severe. The resulting traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) may leave loved ones with permanent disabilities, to the point where some might even consider removing them from life support…. Read More »
Motorist “Failed to Yield” Before Killing Motorcyclist in Tampa
Motorcyclists continue to die due to negligent drivers in Tampa, and the latest example occurred at around 8:45 PM on Linebaugh Avenue. While motorcyclists sometimes pass away in single-vehicle accidents, many also perish due to traffic violations committed by other people. These might include the failure to yield, running red lights, improper lane changes,… Read More »
Out-of-Control Three-Wheel Motorcycle Causes Four Injuries in Tampa
In July of 2025, NBC News reported that four people had suffered serious injuries in a Tampa pedestrian accident. The crash involved a three-wheel motorcycle, and it highlights the dangerous nature of these vehicles. If a negligent driver injured you or someone you care about, you may want to explore your legal options with… Read More »
Accused of Racing Before a Motorcycle Accident in Tampa
If you were injured in a motorcycle accident, insurance companies might accuse you of all kinds of things. Why? The answer is simple: If they can establish that you did something wrong before your accident, you might lose the right to pursue compensation. Rightly or wrongly, motorcyclists have a reputation for being street racers…. Read More »