Motorcycle Accidents

Stephens Law Firm | March 15, 2026 | Motorcycle Accidents

The most common injuries in Fort Worth motorcycle accidents include traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord damage, broken bones, and severe road rash. A collision with a passenger car or commercial truck can leave a rider with devastating physical harm that requires months or even years of medical treatment. Dealing with the physical pain and mounting medical bills… read more

Stephens Law Firm | March 10, 2026 | Motorcycle Accidents

Spring riding season brings more motorcycles onto I-20, US 180, and the Parker County backroads than any other time of year, and with that increase comes more motorcycle accidents in Weatherford, TX.  For riders and their families, knowing the specific risks of spring riding, the Texas laws that apply, and what legal options exist after… read more

Stephens Law Firm | March 5, 2026 | Motorcycle Accidents

Some of the most dangerous intersections for motorcyclists in Fort Worth include Riverside Drive at East Lancaster Avenue, the I‑20 and McCart Avenue interchange, the Texas 183/360 junction. These locations combine heavy traffic, complex lane changes, and drivers who are not actively watching for motorcycles. After a crash at one of these intersections, you are not only… read more

Stephens Law Firm | July 7, 2023 | Motorcycle Accidents

Technically, motorcycle helmets are required by law in Texas. However, two major exceptions mean that a good majority of Texas bikers probably aren’t obligated to wear a helmet while riding a bike.  Before you leave your motorcycle helmet at home, you should make sure you’re legally exempt from these requirements. It’s also a good idea… read more

Stephens Law Firm | February 10, 2023 | Motorcycle Accidents

Driving a motorcycle in Texas can be a gratifying experience. With thousands of miles of open roads and beautiful landscapes, the Lone Star State boasts some of the country’s most exciting places to ride. However, If you’re considering getting on a bike and hitting the open road, you’ll need to comply with the state’s strict… read more

Stephens Law Firm | February 1, 2023 | Motorcycle Accidents

Millions of people in the United States own motorcycles. And approximately 328,000 motorcycles are registered in the state of Texas alone. Texas has one of the largest motorcycle-riding populations in the country. People own motorcycles for many reasons. They are a great way to enjoy the outdoors on a sunny day and offer fuel and… read more

Stephens Law Firm | January 4, 2023 | Motorcycle Accidents

Fort Worth is a gorgeous place to ride a motorcycle, especially in the spring. You may be dreaming of getting back out on the road once the weather warms up some more. But did you know that motorcyclists face greater danger from crashes than other motorists? How likely are you to get into a motorcycle… read more

Stephens Law Firm | September 20, 2022 | Motorcycle Accidents

Although motorcycles only make up a small percentage of vehicles on Texas roads, knowing how to drive your car safely around them can help prevent serious accidents.  Because motorcycles are much smaller than most passenger vehicles, they can often be difficult to see, especially at night or in poor weather conditions.  Additionally, motorcycle riders have… read more

Stephens Law Firm | September 7, 2022 | Motorcycle Accidents

Motorcycle accidents come with high rates of serious injury and death. While there is plenty bikers can do to increase safety on the roads, motorcycle safety actually begins long before you hit the pavement.  If you are considering purchasing your first motorcycle, or if you are a current motorcyclist looking to lessen your chances of… read more

Stephens Law Firm | August 20, 2022 | Motorcycle Accidents

It is hard to go anywhere in public these days and not be on camera. Video cameras capture your movements in banks and retail stores. They might snap your photograph if you try to run a red light. If you have a run-in with the police, you will appear on the officer’s body-worn camera or… read more