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Trending on the Roads This Time of Year…Motorcycle Accidents

Posted on: May 10, 2017Filed Under: Motorcycle Accidents

According to the National Motorcycle Institute, riding a motorcycle is approximately 25 times more dangerous than driving a car, mile for mile. Motorcycle enthusiasts argue that they are fun and fuel efficient. Although this may be true, the key to staying safe is to be prepared and avoid risks. Although every state has slightly different laws governing the…

May is Motorcycle Safety Month

Posted on: May 12, 2016Filed Under: Motorcycle Accidents

Throughout the month of May, Rosenberg & Gluck wants to call attention to the dangers and vulnerabilities motorcyclists face when riding on the road. Motorcycle crashes are one of the most prevalent causes of death and injury on Long Island roads. Motorcyclists are about 30 times more likely to die in a crash than drivers…

Evolution of Motorcycle Safety

Posted on: December 10, 2015Filed Under: Motorcycle Accidents

Take a look at the evolution of motorcycle safety. A lot has changed in terms of motorcycle safety in order to protect bikers and others involved in a motorcycle accident.1928 – The classic American Perfecto motorcycle jacket invented by Irving Schott1935 – Hugh Cairns begins research that would lead to the development of the motorcycle crash…

Motorcycle Accidents in New York Can Be Deadly

Posted on: December 23, 2013Filed Under: Motorcycle Accidents

Author: Rosenberg & Gluck, LLPAll motor vehicle accidents have the potential of causing fatal injuries. However, motorcycle accidents are among the worst. For motorcyclists, the roads are dangerous—other drivers don’t see you, they make left turns in front of you and often violate your right of way. All of which can result in serious or…

Goodyear Settles Harley Accident Claim

Posted on: June 30, 2010Filed Under: Motorcycle Accidents

Goodyear and Dunlop Tires have settled a lawsuit which alleged that one of its tires suddenly deflated, causing personal injuries to the riders of a motorcycle. The settlement was for an undisclosed amount, but according to court filings by Goodyear, was based on a decision settle immediately, “rather than risk an adverse and substantial verdict…