The following is a guest post by premier law group, a law firm in Seattle car accident:

As personal injury lawyers work and regularly help the victims of serious motorcycle accidents, we know first-hand how dangerous are these motorcycle accidents and how difficult the recovery process can be. The over 4 million motorcycles registered in the United States by the fuel efficiency in drawn and offers freedom the bike, but not with the metal barrier have other vehicles, motorcyclists are likely to be injured 16 times more deaths and 3 times more common in an accident.

There are many things that can lead to a motorcycle accident: speed, alcohol, helmet use and road and weather conditions all contribute to a collision. Often enough, however, the accident is no fault of the motorcyclist and due to the distraction of other vehicles. Recent research has shown that 92% of motorcyclists were self-taught accidents driver or rider, who learned the ways of the bike by family or friends. Through participation in formal drivers not only to reduce their chances of a self-created accident involved they learn also by the other driver and navigate to avoid accidents by hard road and weather conditions. Those who visit such classes chaotic situations in the best way reduce also the risk of injury by an accident dramatically, as they learn, possible.

Occurs when a motorcycle accident, there are too few steps, you might not know. Seattle personal injury attorney, Jason G. Epstein, the Seattle car accident law firm, premier law group, has a book, the truth about Washington motorcycle accidents written. The book describes in the and outs of a motorcycle accident claim and you can decide the best course of action, to take your case. This book is offered free Washington State residents.

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