Injured on your motorcycle? We flip the blame back.
Riders face a double injustice: they suffer the worst injuries in a crash, then get blamed for it by insurers who assume the motorcyclist must have been reckless. We reject that assumption and prove what actually happened.
No fee unless we win. Hospitalized? We come to you.
United Citizen Law represents injured motorcyclists throughout the Sacramento area. We counter the bias riders face by building claims on hard evidence — scene reconstruction, witness accounts, and the other driver's conduct — and we pursue full compensation for often life-altering injuries.
Bias against riders is real. Evidence beats it.
Adjusters and juries often walk in assuming a motorcyclist was speeding or weaving. Left unchallenged, that assumption quietly cuts your compensation. A rider without an advocate is negotiating against a stereotype as much as an insurance company.
We meet that head-on. By reconstructing the collision, securing independent witnesses, and documenting the at-fault driver's failure to look for riders, we replace assumption with fact — and fight for the full cost of injuries that, for riders, are frequently severe and permanent.
Our proven three-step process
We bring the same tested framework to every case while accounting for the details of your unique situation.
We reconstruct what happened
We document the scene, damage, and injuries and, where needed, work with reconstruction experts to show exactly how the other driver caused the crash.
We dismantle the blame
We gather the witnesses and evidence that counter the 'reckless rider' narrative before it can take hold with the insurer.
We fight for full recovery
Road rash, fractures, and traumatic injuries carry long-term costs. We build for all of them and hold the at-fault driver accountable.
Common questions
Insurers say the crash was my fault because I ride. Is that true?
Often not. Many motorcycle crashes are caused by drivers who fail to see or yield to riders. We prove fault with evidence rather than letting bias decide your claim.
Does not wearing a helmet hurt my claim?
California requires helmets, and helmet use can become an issue — but it doesn't erase another driver's responsibility for causing the crash. We address it directly and keep the focus on their fault.
What compensation can I recover after a motorcycle accident?
Medical bills, lost income, future treatment and lost earning capacity, and pain and suffering. Rider injuries are frequently severe, and we build the claim for the long term.
How long do I have to file?
Generally two years from the date of the crash in California. Earlier is better so evidence and witness memories stay fresh.
What will it cost me?
Nothing unless we win. Free consultation, contingency fee.