Motorcycle Accident Lawyer in Florida

Injured While Riding?

Motorcycle crashes can lead to serious injuries—and the legal process that follows can feel just as overwhelming. Riders are often blamed, even when they’re not at fault, and insurance companies may try to undervalue the claim. If you were hurt in a motorcycle accident in Florida, having someone experienced on your side can make a meaningful difference.

I represent injured riders throughout Jupiter, Palm Beach County, and across the state. If we work together, I’ll help you understand your rights, investigate what happened, and take steps toward a fair outcome.

Florida Motorcycle Accident Laws

Unlike car accidents, motorcycle crashes aren’t covered by Florida’s no-fault PIP system. That means riders typically need to pursue compensation directly from the at-fault driver. These claims often involve severe injuries—broken bones, brain trauma, or long-term physical damage—and can require more complex legal work.


If your accident happened in Jupiter or anywhere in Florida, I can help you understand your options. Every situation is different, and we’ll take the time to figure out what might be possible in your case.

What I’ll Do If We Work Together

Investigate What Happened

 I’ll review the police report, gather witness statements, and examine road conditions or surveillance footage to help clarify how the crash occurred.

Push Back Against Rider Bias

Motorcyclists are often blamed unfairly. I know how to challenge assumptions and build a case based on facts—not stereotypes.

Help You Document the Full Impact

We’ll look at medical records, job interruptions, long-term effects, and more. The goal is to fully capture what the accident has cost you—physically, financially, and emotionally.

Communicate Directly and Honestly

You’ll always hear from me—not a case manager. If something changes, you’ll know about it right away.

Motorcycle Accident FAQs

  • What should I do after a motorcycle crash in Florida?

    Get medical attention as soon as possible—even for injuries that don’t seem serious right away. If you can, take photos of the scene, damage, and road conditions. Don’t speak with the at-fault driver’s insurance company before you’ve had a chance to speak with a motorcycle accident lawyer. I’m based in Jupiter and offer no-obligation consultations if you’d like to talk.

  • Do Florida’s no-fault rules apply to motorcycle riders?

    No—motorcycles are not covered under Florida’s no-fault (PIP) system. Instead, you’ll usually pursue compensation directly from the person who caused the accident. If your injuries are serious, I can help you determine the best path forward based on your situation.

  • What if I wasn’t wearing a helmet?

    You may still have a case. Florida law allows adults over 21 to ride without a helmet under certain conditions, but insurance companies may still try to use this against you. I’ll help you understand how helmet use may—or may not—impact your claim.

  • What kinds of damages might be available?

    Depending on the facts of your case, you may be able to pursue compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, future care, and more. I’ll work with you to identify what’s relevant and support your claim with the right documentation.

  • How long do I have to file a motorcycle accident claim in Florida?

    Most motorcycle accident claims in Florida must be filed within two years, but there are exceptions. The sooner we review your case, the more time we’ll have to preserve evidence and protect your options.