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Motorcycle Accidents in Massachusetts: A Rider's Legal Guide

Riders face unique dangers and unfair bias. Here's what Massachusetts law says about motorcycle injury claims.

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Massachusetts riders enjoy scenic routes from the Berkshires to Cape Cod, but they also face serious risks. Because motorcycles offer little protection, crashes that would be minor in a car can cause severe or fatal injuries to riders.

Massachusetts requires all motorcyclists and passengers to wear DOT-approved helmets. While helmet use protects against injury, failure to wear one does not automatically bar recovery — though insurers may argue it contributed to head injuries.

Many motorcycle crashes occur when other drivers fail to see riders, especially at intersections and during left turns across the rider's path. These cases hinge on proving the other driver's negligence despite a common bias against motorcyclists.

Because motorcycles are not 'motor vehicles' for all purposes under the no-fault statute, the insurance analysis differs from car crashes. An attorney familiar with Massachusetts motorcycle claims can identify the right coverage and counter the unfair assumptions riders often face.

If you've been injured in Massachusetts, Injury Claim Team can connect you with an experienced personal injury attorney at no cost. Call 973-566-5599 any time for a free, confidential case review — there's no fee unless you win.

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