Dania Beach Motorcycle Accident Lawyer
South Florida Personal Injury Lawyers Handling Motorcycle Crashes Throughout Florida
We are personal injury and accident lawyers who have handled motorcycle accident cases for over 43 years here in Florida. We have tremendous knowledge of the motorcycle helmet laws in this state and have represented riders who were helmetless, or who wore helmets.
For the past 7 years, Dania Beach has hosted “the Dania Beach Vintage Motorcycle Show,” which is said to be the biggest vintage bike show in all of South Florida. The 8th annual show will feature 250 antique motorcycles, music, vendors, and a lot more. With similar motorcycle shows throughout the state, there is no doubt that Florida has some of the biggest motorcycle enthusiasts in the nation and more motorcycles on the road than many other states.
Unfortunately, motorcyclists carry a stigma of being reckless drivers on the road. When there is an accident with a motorcycle on the road, most onlookers are quick to blame the biker for the collision. However, a recent Florida study is proving otherwise. According to a 10 year analysis of motorcycle accidents in Florida, 60 percent of the time, vehicle drivers are at fault in collisions with motorcycles.
A big contributing factor to vehicle drivers being at fault in motorcycle accidents is the increase of distracted drivers on the road. According the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), each day, more than 9 people are killed and 1,060 injured in the United States in crashes that involve a distracted vehicle driver. Distracted driving includes eating, reaching for something, texting, daydreaming and other sources of distraction as well. The CDC reports that one of the most dangerous types of distracted vehicle driving is texting because it requires the 3 main types of distraction which are visual (eyes off the road), manual (hands off the wheel), and cognitive (mind not thinking about driving).
Motorcyclists must be cautious because the number of distracted drivers is on the rise. The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) recommends that both motor vehicle drivers and motorcycle drivers work together in an effort to reduce accidents. FDOT suggests the vehicle drivers look twice for motorcyclists and when passing a motorcycle, give the full lane to the motorcycle driver. As for bikers, the FDOT recommends that bikers make an effort to be more conspicuous on the road. Suggestions include using reflective stickers, attaching reflective patches to clothes, and wearing bright colors.
Motorcycle Accident Attorneys- Dania Beach
Whether your accident was on a moped, motorcycle, or bicycle, the attorneys at our personal injury firm can represent you for your injuries. Our firm has the components you need for your motorcycle accident case. The founding attorney, Dan Cytryn, has been handling personal injury cases for more than 3 decades. Attorney Edgar Velazquez, which is Mr. Cytryn’s partner, has been working with the firm for more than 8 years and has been practicing law for more than 13 years. Our staff is multilingual can help accident victims in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.
You do not need to set up an appointment with our firm to discuss your case with us.
If you call now at (954) 833-1440, you will be connected with one of our intake specialists immediately and he/she will ask you questions regarding your case.
What Our Clients Say About Us
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"Absolute pleasure to work with."
They are extremely professional, honest, knowledgeable and will go the extra mile to take care of their clients.
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"Very friendly, open and honest."
They made the final outcome not only successful, but they made entire process very interesting as well - a learning experience for me.
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"Simply the best."
Mr. Cytryn was able to resolve my case better than I initially hoped for. I felt helpless until I hired him, then I knew everything was going to be ok.
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"Great track record."
I found him to be honest, hard working, loyal, empathetic and always available for you.
- Jerry S.