Personal Injury Law

What You Don?t Know Can Hurt You: 8-Part Blog Series to Reveal Misconceptions about Motorcycle Insurance

By Jim Reed

In my practice, I’ve represented many victims of motorcycle accidents. Time and time again, I have heard my clients voice the same lamentable, mistaken beliefs about their insurance coverage.

You expect your insurance to cover you. That?s why you have it, right? Unfortunately, I have been in the position of explaining to people that motorcycle insurance is different. Some damages that would be covered if the accident happened while you were driving a car are NOT covered if you are on a motorcycle.

Too many times I have had to tell people that their recovery was limited because of the type and amount of insurance they chose to buy.

I decided to write a book about motorcycle insurance, “Would You Ride Your Motorcycle Naked?” to explain precisely how to obtain the proper coverage and dispel some of the false ideas about motorcycle insurance. My book is available free to New York or Pennsylvania accident victims, or you may order a copy for $12.95.

This post introduces an eight-part series based on my book. I’m going to explain the three fallacies and five most common misconceptions about motorcycle insurance – and hopefully my knowledge will help some motorcyclists before it’s too late.

By the time someone is sitting in my office, it is too late for the secrets I will reveal in my book to do them any good. I have wished many times that I could go back in time and help people choose the right coverage before the accident took place.

I finally got tired of wishing and feeling bad for people, and decided to get off my duff and do something about it. I wrote my book to put this information in people?s hands before they ever have a crash. Now I’m blogging about some of the most important features in my book, to spread this important information  in another form.

Check back soon for more posts in this series.

Thanks for reading,

Adam
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Adam M. Gee, Esq.
NY and PA Motorcycle Attorney Attorney
The Ziff Law Firm, LLP
303 William Street
Elmira, NY 14901
Phone: (607)733-8866
Fax: (607)732-6062
Email: agee@zifflaw.com
www.zifflaw.com

Full post as published by New York Injury Law Blog on September 16, 2009 (boomark / email).