- July 8 2016
- | Motorcycle Accidents
In the case of a motorcycle accident where there is no impact between a car and a motorcycle, it’s a he-said/she-said. What do you do? How do you prosecute a case like that? How do you win?
You have to show that it is going to be a negligence case. You have to show that the driver did do something, such as potentially not giving enough space of the motorcycle, or something of that nature that may have caused the accident and injuries. You always have to have that space, a safe driving distance between yourself and the other vehicle and be aware of what’s in front of you.
It always depends on the circumstances of the case. If you present facts that show that the driver knew what he was doing up front and stopped short on purpose, I think that would make him negligent.
With his master’s in insurance law, Patrick routinely helps individuals and businesses who are having issues with their insurance company. He also has extensive experience with personal injury actions, complex tort actions, product liability matters, and class actions. Patrick Leverty is rated AV by Martindale Hubbell (the highest rating) and has been granted membership in the Million Dollar Advocate Forum, and Multi-Million Dollar Advocate Forum. Patrick Leverty has been certified as a Personal Injury Specialist by the State Bar of Nevada. [ 
