The short answer is yes, motorcycle passengers in Wisconsin have every right to pursue an injury claim, and in some ways, their legal position can
If you were hurt in a motorcycle crash and suspect the other driver had been drinking, you are probably dealing with a lot right now.
Every spring and summer, Milwaukee roads become noticeably more dangerous for motorcyclists. As temperatures rise and riders return to Wisconsin roadways after months of winter
Wisconsin draws riders from all over the country because the roads here are genuinely worth the trip. From the sweeping curves along the Great River
Every summer, Wisconsin roads fill up with motorcycles in a way that can genuinely catch drivers off guard. Not just a few extra bikes here
You can still pursue a motorcycle accident claim in Wisconsin even if you were not wearing a helmet at the time of the crash. But
Wisconsin motorcycle accident claims involve countless laws dictating everything from how long you have to file a lawsuit to what happens if you share responsibility
The central challenge of a motorcycle accident claim is proving the other motorist was negligent and therefore responsible for your injuries. Without establishing negligence, there
If you were in a motorcycle accident in Wisconsin and weren’t wearing a helmet, do you have a legal problem? That depends. Motorcycle helmet laws
