In the state of Oklahoma, a “motorcycle” is defined as: “[A]ny motor vehicle having: A seat or saddle for the use of each rider; Not more than three wheels in contact with the ground, but excluding a tractor; and A combustion engine with a piston or rotor displacement of one hundred fifty cubic centimeters (150 …
Although motorcycle accidents are just as frequent as other automobile crashes, they are much more likely to result in injury or death. Even simple, low speed collisions can be incredibly dangerous for the rider, especially if they are not wearing a helmet or protective gear. For this reason, it is important to exercise extra caution …
If you’re injured in a motorcycle accident caused by the negligence of another driver, you may be entitled to recover compensation for your damages. It’s important that you act quickly after suffering a motorcycle accident injury. There are certain deadlines, called statutes of limitations, imposed on these cases. If you don’t file your case before …
What Is the Statute of Limitations for Motorcycle Accident Cases in Oklahoma? Read More »
When it comes to what to do in the moment after car accidents, there are common misconceptions. Take a moment to review the steps you should take to protect yourself. Myth: You don’t need to call the police Truth: If you’re in a car accident, call the police to the scene to assess injuries and …
Summer is in full swing, and it’s a great time to cruise the open roads of Oklahoma on a motorcycle. Very few experiences are more exhilarating than a long motorcycle ride during the summer. At the same time, very few things are more dangerous. Due to the lack of protection afforded by bikes, injuries are …
Due to the lack of protection afforded by motorcycles, catastrophic injuries often occur in the event of a collision. Therefore, it’s crucial that you take the steps necessary to reduce your risk of a motorcycle accident. The attorneys at Johnson & Biscone have witnessed first-hand the devastation caused by motorcycle accidents. We hope the following …
An automobile crash is stressful and frightening. Many things run through a driver’s mind: Am I OK? Is anyone else hurt? Can I drive my car? Where is my insurance card? Should I call the police? Whether it’s a major wreck or it seems like just a fender bender, the answer to the last question …
Just a Fender Bender? Police Reports are Still Important Read More »
Bryce Johnson of Johnson and Biscone recently settled a case involving a motorcycle rider run down by a teen driver talking on her cell phone while driving an SUV.    The injuries to the client were extensive resulting in a fractured pelvis and numerous other orthopedic injuries.  The case was resolved 2 months short of trial after …
