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Motorcycle riders face serious risks on the road, often due to the carelessness of others. At Knutson+Casey, we understand the unique dangers motorcyclists face and fight to ensure they’re treated fairly by insurance companies and the legal system. If you’ve been injured in a motorcycle accident in St. Paul, we’re here to pursue maximum compensation for your medical costs, lost income, pain and suffering, and more.
Motorcycle crashes are often caused by the negligence of other drivers. Some of the most common scenarios include:
When drivers text, eat, or fiddle with devices, they often fail to notice motorcyclists in adjacent lanes.
Many crashes occur when a car turns left across a rider’s path or fails to yield at intersections.
Excessive speed reduces stopping distance and increases impact severity, especially in collisions with motorcycles.
Alcohol and drug impairment are major factors in serious or fatal motorcycle accidents.
Because motorcycles offer little protection, injuries in a crash are often severe. We help clients recover after:
Liability in a motorcycle accident often falls on the driver of the other vehicle, especially if they failed to yield, were distracted, or didn’t see the motorcyclist. However, liability can also extend to government agencies for poor road conditions or manufacturers if a mechanical defect contributed to the crash. Our team investigates every angle to hold the right parties accountable and secure the compensation you deserve.
If you’ve been injured in a motorcycle accident, you may be entitled to significant compensation. We fight to recover damages for:
In addition to motorcycle crash cases, Knutson+Casey represents clients in:
Motorcycle accidents require aggressive legal action and prompt investigation. Don’t leave your future to chance—work with a team that understands how to win these complex cases.
Do I need a lawyer for a motorcycle accident case?
Yes. Insurance companies often try to blame motorcyclists or minimize injuries. We protect your rights and fight for full compensation.
Can I still recover damages if I wasn’t wearing a helmet?
Yes, Minnesota does not require helmets for riders over 18, and you may still recover compensation depending on the circumstances.
How long do I have to file a claim?
In most cases, the statute of limitations in Minnesota is two years from the date of the accident.
What if the driver fled the scene?
We can help you file a claim through uninsured motorist coverage and investigate to identify the at-fault party.
Knutson and Casey Expert Legal Team
April 2, 2025
At Knutson+Casey, we take the time to understand each distinctive matter presented to us by a client in need of assistance. We make certain that our clients understand their options and can make informed decisions regarding the progress of their cases. We have 4 bar certified attorneys as well as 5 expert paralegals on staff to review all legal information and cases presented.