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Florida consistently ranks among the deadliest states for motorcyclists in the nation. With our year-round riding weather and scenic coastal routes, the risk of a catastrophic crash is a daily reality for thousands of riders. Unfortunately, when a car or truck driver fails to “see” a motorcycle, the rider pays the ultimate price.
At the Law Offices of Jason Turchin, we don’t just handle car accidents; we are advocates for motorcyclists. We have handled many motorcycle injury and wrongful death claims across Florida. We understand the unique insurance hurdles and the legal bias that riders often face. Our mission is to protect your rights and recover the maximum compensation for your losses.
👉 Call (800) 337-7755 today or use our live chat for a free, confidential consultation. You won’t pay any attorney’s fees or out-of-pocket costs unless we win or settle your case.
This is the most critical piece of information for any rider in the Sunshine State: In Florida, motorcycles may not be considered “motor vehicles” under the No-Fault law. This means your standard Personal Injury Protection (PIP) insurance on your personal car may not cover you if you are injured while riding your motorcycle.
Because you lack the $10,000 PIP “safety net” for medical bills, your recovery could depend entirely on:
Tragically, many motorcycle accidents result in a fatal outcome. When a family loses a loved one, the legal process can become significantly more complex. Under the Florida Wrongful Death Act, a claim must be filed by the Personal Representative of the estate to recover damages for survivors.
Our firm provides a unique advantage in these cases: We work with probate lawyers. We can work with probate attorneys to open the estate and appoint a Personal Representative, allowing us to preserve evidence from the crash scene and secure insurance policies before they are depleted. We can fight for funeral expenses, loss of companionship, and the mental anguish of the survivors.
For any crash occurring after March 2023, Florida law has changed. Under the modified comparative negligence rule, if a jury finds you were 51% or more at fault for the accident, you may be barred from recovering any compensation. Insurance companies frequently try to blame riders for “speeding” or “weaving” to reach this threshold. We can use accident reconstruction specialists to ensure the blame stays where it belongs: on the negligent driver.

While some drivers claim they “didn’t see” the bike, we’ve seen that many crashes are the result of clear negligence:
When you are fighting against major insurance carriers like GEICO, USAA, State Farm, Progressive, or Allstate, you could need our Florida personal injury lawyers with experience. Choosing the Law Offices of Jason Turchin means you could benefit from:
Call (800) 337-7755 for your free consultation today. We can handle cases in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Tampa, Key West, and throughout the entire state of Florida.
No. Motorcyclists are generally excluded from Florida’s PIP requirements. This means you may have to rely on the at-fault driver’s liability insurance or your own Uninsured Motorist (UM) coverage to pay for medical bills.
Yes. In Florida, riders over 21 with at least $10,000 in medical benefits are not required to wear a helmet. Not wearing one does not prevent you from seeking compensation for your injuries.
For accidents occurring after March 2023, you generally have two years from the date of the crash to file a negligence lawsuit. Waiting too long will result in your case being barred forever.
A hit-and-run is a serious crime, but it doesn’t end your civil case. We can help you file an Uninsured Motorist (UM) claim against your own policy to recover damages for your injuries and property loss.