Motorcycle Accidents · Los Angeles
Adjusters assume riders were reckless. Jurors sometimes do too. We change that assumption with evidence.
Lane splitting is legal in California. Being a rider is not negligence. We build motorcycle cases to defeat the bias before it costs you.
- No fee unless we win
- Handled by Meline Mailyan
- English · Հայերեն · Русский
How we handle it
What we do in the first ten days.
Motorcycle injuries are severe and the defense strategy is predictable: blame the rider. We counter with reconstruction, helmet-cam footage, and experts who explain lane-splitting law and rider behavior to adjusters and juries.
Bias defense
We document speed, lane position, and visibility to show you were riding lawfully.
Reconstruction
Accident reconstructionists map the collision using physical evidence, not the other driver’s story.
Serious injury focus
Road rash, fractures, and brain injury cases require specialists. We work with them from the start.
Gear and bike recovery
Your motorcycle, helmet, and gear are evidence and property. We handle valuation and preservation.
Value
What decides what your case is worth.
We give you an honest range after reviewing your file. These are the factors that move it.
- Injury severity
- Whether the driver violated right-of-way
- Evidence rebutting rider-fault claims
- Helmet and gear compliance
- Insurance limits and UM coverage
Motorcycle Accidents · Your attorney
Your case goes to Meline Mailyan.
Not a case manager, not an intake service. The attorney who reviews your case is the attorney who handles it.
- 12+Years of legal experience
- 3Languages: English, Armenian, Russian
Questions
Motorcycle Accidents questions.
Was I at fault if I was lane splitting?
No. Lane splitting is legal in California under AB 51. Fault depends on whether each party acted reasonably, not on the fact that you were between lanes.
I was not wearing a helmet. Does that end my case?
No. It may reduce recovery for head injuries under comparative fault, but it does not bar your claim for other injuries.
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Free case review
Hurt in a motorcycle accident? Talk to Meline directly.
Three short questions, or one phone call. We tell you honestly whether you have a case and what it is likely worth. No fee unless we win.