You shouldn’t wait to call an attorney. Insurance companies take advantage of a claimant’s lack of knowledge. Based upon our conversation, you will be in a much better position to know what you are up against and will be aware of the pitfalls.

Recovery is possible. Often there are “leash laws” in effect in various counties and cities. The claim in that instance is made against the homeowner, and would be covered by homeowners’ insurance.

Yes. There is no requirement of contact, and the lack of contact does not prevent you from making a claim against a driver.

Call me at(972) 392-1249 . It’s free .

In general, the other driver’s insurance company, and your auto insurer under the PIP/UM portions of your auto policy.

Yes, as long as you were involved in a “motor vehicle” collision.

Yes, if you have PIP (Personal Injury Protection) and UM (Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist) coverages. And you really should have these coverages. They are the most important that you can buy. /insure-yourself/

You should call me first. There is no charge. Call me at (972) 392-1249.

In general, you can recover for “economic” damages including, property damages for your bike and clothing, medical expenses and lost wages/income. You can also recover for “non-economic damages,” which are not easily calculated. Those include pain, suffering, impairment and mental anguish.

Yes. But you really should get insurance. If the other driver has no insurance and you have no insurance, you are out of luck. The costs are pretty small. /insure-yourself/