Baltimore Motorcycle Accident Lawyers

The freedom and excitement of motorcycle riding has resulted in more bikers on Maryland's roadways every year. Unfortunately, many automobile drivers fail to take proper safety consideration when they are operating around motorcycle riders; resulting in 72 motorcycle rider deaths, and over 1400 motorcycle rider injuries on Maryland's roadways every year. Motorcycle Accident Resource 

Without the same four-wall protection that cars provide, a biker’s injuries are more severe after any crash. Despite this, insurance companies try to minimize the severity of the actual collision; paint motorcycle riders as reckless outlaws; and ignore the severity of the rider's injuries.

Our motorcycle accident lawyers have a proven track record of standing up to these insurance companies, and getting our injured clients every penny of compensation they deserve.

One of our most aggressive litigators, Rus Kondratyuk, is also a rider. If you would like to speak with lawyers who have a record of success in motorcycle accident cases, schedule a FREE consultation, and learn more about what D’Amore Personal Injury Law can do for you. You never pay a penny unless we win your case.

Areas Where Most Maryland Motorcycle Accidents Occur

Highways:
According to the 2018 Bankrate Best States for Drivers Study, Maryland was ranked the 6th worst driving state. Maryland highways have one of the highest rates of motorcycle accidents across all states, with around 54% of all road mishaps occurring on these thoroughfares. These route types also have the highest number of both rider and passenger injuries and fatalities.

Cities:
The MVA also reported that from 2013 to 2017, the majority of motorcycle accidents in Maryland happened in urban areas, with the Baltimore metropolitan area recording 47.2% of all crashes. The area includes Baltimore City and the counties of Anne Arundel, Carroll, Harford, and Howard.

Backroads:
Of all the motorcycle accidents in Maryland from 2012 until 2016, 28% occurred on country roads while 33.9% percent occurred on state routes. Motorcycle accidents also occur in Maryland parking lots, accounting for 25 cases each year.