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Often times, drivers just don’t see Connecticut motorcyclists. If this happens, serious life-threatening injuries can occur. Motorcycle accident injuries are often far more harsh than those experienced by victims of car accidents. When an accident has changed your life, you may need an experienced Connecticut motorcycle lawyer to help you get what you deserve.

Experienced Connecticut Motorcycle Accident Lawyers

At Haymond Law, a Connecticut Motorcycle Law firm, we help people who have been injured in motorcycle accidents get the compensation they deserve to help them move forward with their lives.

CT personal injury lawyer John Haymond and his staff are completely committed towards helping people who have been personally injured in Motorcycle accidents. Call 1-800-HAYMOND today!

One out of every nine U.S. road fatalities accounted for last year had involved motorcycle riders. Over the past decade, this steady rise represents one of our Nation's greatest highway safety challenges.

Motorcycle deaths account for 11 percent of total road fatalities and have risen each year from a low of 2,116 in 1997 to 4,810 in 2006. So while there has been success in reducing automobile deaths in recent years, this progress is being negated by the rise in motorcycle fatalities, which has more than doubled.

That's why Haymond Law, a CT motorcycle law firm supports May as "Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month." All motorists are often reminded to safely "Share the Road" with other motorcycles and to be especially alert when driving to help keep everyone safe.

With warmer weather here already, more motorcycles are back on the roads in Connecticut. Drivers of all vehicles need to be extra alert. Motorcycles in CT are some of the smallest vehicles on the road and drivers in other vehicles need to really look out for them - and to take extra care.

Because of their smaller size, motorcyclists are often hidden in a vehicle's blind spot. It's essential that motorists always make a visual check for motorcycles by checking mirrors and blind spots before entering or leaving a lane of traffic and at intersections.

Motorcyclists are extremely more vulnerable than Connecticut passenger vehicle drivers and passengers in the event of a crash. Research shows that about 80 percent of motorcycle accidents injure or kill a motorcycle rider, while about 20 percent of passenger car accidents injure or kill a driver or passenger in their vehicle.

At Haymond Law, a motorcycle law firm, we help people who have been injured in motorcycle accidents get the compensation they deserve to help them move forward with their lives.