July 15, 2024 - by lfsuser
Tips for Avoiding Motorcycle Accidents July 16, 2021 - by lfsuser
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If you have been injured in a Huntsville or Decatur, Alabama motorcycle accident, or if you have lost someone you love in a deadly crash, you may be entitled to compensation for damages. The Law Office Of Ferguson and Ferguson is a experienced Alabama motorcycle accident law firm with a long track record of obtaining for clients the compensation and accountability they deserve. An individual who negligently operates a motor vehicle may be liable for a wide variety of damages that an accident can cause, including but not limited to the following:
- Disability and Disfigurement
- Loss of Consortium
- Existing medical bills
- Future Medical Expenses
- Lost Wages
- Future Lost Income
- Rehabilitation and therapy
- Special equipment to accommodate disabilities
- Mental and Emotional Distress
- Out of Pocket Expenses
- Pain and Suffering
- Physical and/or mental impairment
- Property Damage
- Lost earning capacity
- Loss of enjoyment of life
- Wrongful death
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January 5, 2024 - by lfsuser
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What are Chemical Burns Frequently Asked Questions About Motorcycle Accident
Which motorcycle brake is the most effective?
The front brake is the most effective, giving between 60 & 80% of the bike’s stopping power in hard stops, depending upon surface conditions. This is because most of the weight of the bike and rider transfers forward onto the front wheel when the brakes are applied. A common example of weight transfer is when you trip on a gutter – your feet stop but momentum keeps the top of you going and you fall flat on your face. The weight transfer that takes place under braking on a motorcycle pushes the front wheel onto the ground and makes it grip very well.
Is the rear wheel likely to skid if you apply the brakes hard?
With most of the weight being on the front wheel, the rear wheel tends to be light under braking and will therefore lock up and skid very easily.
Is the front wheel likely to skid if you apply the front brake hard? ?
No. The front wheel is likely to skid uncontrollably and bring you down only if you jam the front brake on hard. If you apply the front brake in a staged (progressive) process, the front wheel may skid but that skid is normally quite controllable.