Hurt by Defective Equipment or Bike Parts?
Texas Attorney Representing Injury Victims in Motorcycle Accidents
A motorcycle manufacturer or repair facility may be to blame for your motorcycle accident if it can be shown that defective equipment, missing parts or improperly installed components caused or contributed to your injuries. This is just one reason why it is important to bring a knowledgeable lawyer on board as soon as possible after a serious bike crash.
To schedule a consultation with a proven-effective motorcycle accident lawyer in the historic Heights Area of Houston, contact Adame Biker Law.
Initial consultations are free. We represent motorcycle accident victims on a contingency basis. This means that you will owe attorneys' fees only if and when you receive benefits by way of an insurance payout, a negotiated settlement or a jury verdict.
Defective motorcycle equipment or parts that often cause accidents include the following:
- Used installed parts that you believed were new
- Parts and equipment that arrived defective from the manufacturer, or were poorly designed to begin with
- Transmission
- Handlebar (apes)
- Carburetor
- Fuel tank
- Engine
- Wheels
- Frame
- Tires
- Fenders
- Cylinders
- Chains
- Bearings
- Rims
- Suspension parts
- Mirror
- Seat
- Exhaust system
Car, truck and motorcycle parts must meet safety requirements. When they don't, and they contribute to crashes, we are prepared to vigorously assert your right to fair compensation after you suffered road rash, broken bones, a head injury or a spinal cord injury.
At Adame Biker Law, our know what you face after a serious injury, and how to pursue the maximum available compensation on your behalf. We're devoted bikers representing motorcycle riders who have been injured at bike rallies, around town or on rural highways. We zealously represent victims of motorcycle accidents in Texas or out of state. Call or e-mail the law offices to schedule a consultation.
Contact the law offices of Adame Biker Law to schedule a free initial consultation after you have been injured or your loved one has died in a motorcycle accident in Texas or elsewhere.
