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Last updated: September 26, 2022

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Winegar Law Injury Lawyers

Tallahassee, FL

Winegar Law Injury Lawyers assists Tallahassee residents, pursuing suits involving motorcycle accidents arising from negligent drivers and defective vehicles. The injuries it assists with range from road rash to severe brain trauma, the latter owing to the state's lack of mandatory helmet laws for riders over 21. Founder Joshua S. Winegar worked as a defense attorney for insurance carriers and product manufacturers, an experience he draws on when representing the injured. He is a member of the Million Dollar Advocate Forum.

(844) 776-0067

Perry & Young the Injury Firm

219 E. Virginia Street, Tallahassee, FL 32301

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Perry & Young the Injury Firm is a legal practice that represents motorcycle accident victims and their families throughout Tallahassee. Established in 2008, the firm assists those injured by others' negligent or intentional acts on roadways. Its team helps clients by investigating to determine liability, getting appropriate medical care, negotiating with insurance companies and liable parties, and representing them in courtroom trials should negotiations fail. Attorneys Larry Perry and Chris Young worked as legal investigators prior to opening the practice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do you check a motorcycle after a crash?

A: For a minor crash with no injuries, the immediate danger is being struck again by oncoming traffic, so moving your bike off of the road as soon as possible is imperative. Check your mirrors, brake lights, headlight, and controls. You should also check to make sure there is no leaking fluid, such as fuel or oil.

Q: Are motorcycles more dangerous than cars?

A: Motorcycles are more dangerous than cars because they lack any protection for the rider in the event of an accident. Motorcyclists are 27 times more likely to die in a crash and more than five times more likely to be injured than those riding in enclosed vehicles. Because of their small size, motorcycles’ lack of visibility is a major contributing factor in collisions with other vehicles. Motorcycles are also more vulnerable to weather conditions and road hazards than other automobiles.

Q: How many motorcyclists get into accidents?

A: In 2017, of the over 8 million motorcycle riders that year, approximately 89,000 were injured in motorcycle accidents and over 5,000 motorcycle collisions resulted in fatalities. The fatality rate for 100 million miles driven is 25.67, which is largely attributed to the lack of helmet use. Most fatal crashes involving motorcycles happened during the heaviest traffic times between 3 p.m. and 9 p.m.

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