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Motorcycle crashes in Moreno Valley often result in far more than bent metal and bruises. They leave victims facing overwhelming medical expenses, lost wages, and insurance companies pressuring for a fast, and often unfair, settlement. You may be dealing with chronic pain, emotional trauma, or the total loss of your bike. Meanwhile, the party at fault might already be denying liability.
Whether you were hit by a speeding SUV on Ironwood Avenue or sideswiped while lane-splitting on the 60 Freeway, our motorcycle accident lawyers are here to hold the negligent party accountable. We investigate the crash, build a solid case, and pursue the maximum recovery for your injuries and damages.
Speak to a legal professional today. Don’t wait. Start your FREE CONSULTATION now.
A solid injury claim depends on the right evidence. It’s not enough to simply know you were wronged and we have to prove it. That’s where documentation comes in. Here’s what plays a crucial role:
The official crash report from the Moreno Valley Police Department or CHP includes the officer’s observations, preliminary fault analysis, citations issued, and other scene details. This document can be the foundation for your claim.
Your medical documents are critical in showing the severity of your injuries, the treatment required, and your recovery timeline. These records help value your claim and link your injuries directly to the crash.
Photos of the crash scene, your damaged bike, skid marks, injuries, and road conditions help paint a clear picture of what really happened. They’re powerful evidence that supports your side of the story.
Eyewitnesses can be invaluable. Unbiased accounts from bystanders, passengers, or nearby drivers often clarify how the accident occurred and who was at fault.
The details of all insurance policies involved determine coverage limits and liability. We’ll gather policies, assess their terms, and identify all available sources of compensation.
If you’re missing any of this, don’t worry. Our team knows how to track it all down. Call now for a FREE CASE REVIEW.
Motorcycle accident victims in Moreno Valley are eligible to pursue compensation across multiple categories such as economic damages, non-economic damages, and even punitive damages, depending on the facts of the case.
In cases involving drunk driving, intentional harm, or extreme negligence, punitive damages may be awarded to punish the wrongdoer and deter future misconduct.
Let us calculate the full value of your claim. Find out what you could recover with a FREE CONSULTATION.
Thompson Law has built its reputation by taking on tough cases and winning. We’ve recovered over $1.9 billion for clients across California, and our motorcycle accident attorneys in Moreno Valley are relentless in pursuit of justice.
We don’t back down from big insurance companies. We don’t fold under pressure. And we don’t take a dime unless we win your case. When you hire us, you get a team that takes your injuries personally. You’re not just claiming a file, you’re someone whose future we’re fighting to protect.
We treat your case like it’s the only one we have. Start your FREE CASE REVIEW now and experience the difference.
Lane-splitting is legal in California, but that doesn’t stop insurance companies from blaming motorcyclists when crashes happen. If your accident occurred while filtering between lanes on Perris Boulevard or the 60 Freeway, expect resistance, especially if the driver claims you were “weaving” or “reckless.”
Our lawyers know how to counter these arguments. We break down lane positions, vehicle movements, and road conditions to prove when a driver failed to yield or made an unsafe lane change. Don’t let bias define your case.
We can handle the fight. Schedule your FREE CONSULTATION now.
We don’t just build claims, we build cases that win. From the moment you call, our attorneys in Moreno Valley move fast to collect evidence, protect your rights, and push for a result that reflects your real loss. We handle everything from police reports and insurance disputes to trial preparation if necessary.
No upfront costs. No hidden fees. Just full commitment to getting you the compensation you deserve.
Motorcyclists often face unfair assumptions. Insurance adjusters, police reports, and even jurors may perceive you as “reckless” simply because you ride. This kind of bias can lead to lower settlements or denied claims, regardless of the facts.
At Thompson Law, we confront these assumptions head-on. We humanize our clients, present compelling evidence, and remind all parties that riding a motorcycle is not the same as being reckless. Your story deserves to be heard without prejudice.
Yes. If your accident involved brake failure, tire blowout, or another malfunction, you may have a product liability claim. Faulty components or poor repair work can shift liability from a driver to the manufacturer or service provider.
These cases require expert evaluation, and we work closely with mechanical engineers and forensic specialists to uncover the root cause. If a defect played a role, we go after those responsible.
Let us investigate every angle. Book a FREE CASE REVIEW now.
Moreno Valley has several high-risk areas where motorcycle crashes are more frequent:
Poor lighting, speeders, and lack of motorcycle-friendly infrastructure can turn these spots into hazards. If dangerous road design contributed to your crash, we’ll factor that into your claim. Schedule a FREE CASE REVIEW now.
California Vehicle Code 27803 requires all motorcyclists and passengers to wear a DOT-approved helmet. Failing to do so doesn’t bar recovery, but it can affect how damages are calculated if you suffered a head injury.
Lane-splitting is legal in California, but must be done safely. CHP guidelines suggest it should be performed at lower speeds and with caution. We use these guidelines to show when a motorcyclist acted responsibly and when a driver didn’t.
To legally ride in Moreno Valley, you must have a valid motorcycle license (M1 or M2 endorsement). While lacking a license doesn’t automatically make you liable, it can be used by insurers to question your judgment or experience.
California requires bikes to have working lights, mirrors, mufflers, and turn signals. If your motorcycle lacked any required equipment, insurers may argue that this contributed to your injuries.
We know how to push back against these claims and redirect the focus where it belongs: the driver who caused the crash.
Crashes involving vulnerable road users like children, seniors, or bicyclists are often more complicated. Liability can shift quickly depending on age, reaction times, and visibility. Whether you were the rider or a third party was injured, these cases require nuanced handling.
We examine all angles, including right-of-way laws, behavior of all parties, and environmental factors. Our goal is to protect your rights no matter who else was involved.
Delays in treatment not only put your health at risk, they can also hurt your claim. Insurance adjusters use gaps in care to argue your injuries aren’t serious or weren’t caused by the crash. Always seek medical attention right away and follow your doctor’s orders.
Here are key medical centers and law enforcement in Moreno Valley where you can get help:
26520 Cactus Ave, Moreno Valley, CA
27300 Iris Ave, Moreno Valley, CA
3865 Jackson St, Riverside, CA
22850 Calle San Juan De Los Lagos, Moreno Valley, CA
Document everything. Your recovery and your case depend on it.
In California, the statute of limitations for motorcycle accident injury claims is two years from the date of the crash. If you’re filing a claim against a government agency, you have just six months to submit a notice of claim.
Miss the deadline, and you could permanently lose your right to compensation. Don’t take chances. Speak with a lawyer early to preserve your rights.
You didn’t choose to be hit. But you can choose what happens next. Our team at Thompson Law is ready to step in, deal with the insurance companies, and fight for every penny you’re owed.
Let us handle the legal battle so you can focus on healing. Call for your FREE CONSULTATION today.
You have 2 years from the date of the crash. If your claim involves a city or county vehicle, you must file a notice of claim within 6 months.
It varies based on medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages. Settlements range from thousands to millions, depending on severity.
Yes. Even when you’re clearly not at fault, insurers may still try to blame you or offer a lowball payout. A lawyer protects your claim and maximizes your compensation.
Most cases settle within 6 to 12 months, but more complex cases involving litigation may take longer.
You can request it from the Moreno Valley Police Department or the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office. If you’re unsure, we can obtain it for you as part of your case.
Thompson Law charges NO FEE unless we obtain a settlement for your case. We’ve put over $1.9 billion in cash settlements in our clients’ pockets. Contact us today for a free, no-obligation consultation to discuss your accident, get your questions answered, and understand your legal options.
State law limits the time you have to file a claim after an injury accident, so call today.
