Angels Camp Motorcycle Accident Attorney

Motorcycles are a blast to ride. There is nothing like that feeling of freedom. However, every day, people are injured or killed in motorcycle accidents on the freeways, highways and roads in Angels Camp and throughout Northern California. In fact, each year approximately 500 motorcycle accidents happen across the state of California and nearly 55 people die in California motorcycle accidents each year. These accidents can take a significant physical, emotional and financial toll on the victims and their loved ones. Our law firm represents clients in a wide variety of personal injury cases involving motorcycle accidents and collisions.

After a motorcycle accident, it is crucial to consult with an experienced lawyer to ensure that your rights are protected as soon as possible. Vital evidence could be lost, memories fade and witnesses can be lost if a prompt and thorough investigation is not conducted. This law firm has experience representing clients in all types of motorcycle accidents.

We understand that your primary concern following an accident is getting the medical care you need and protecting your family from financial difficulties. We will calculate the full cost of your accident, from medical bills and lost wages to damage to your bike and pain and suffering to ensure that you receive a settlement that meets your current and future needs. We will handle all aspects of your insurance claim, from negotiating with the insurance company to taking your case to trial if necessary to guard your rights.

If you have been in a motorcycle accident in Angels Camp, CA or on Highway 4 or any other major thoroughfare in Northern California, Moseley Collins is here to help you get the compensation you need. Our firm was founded over 40 years ago by Moseley Collins and we have the knowledge and resources to go up against the insurance companies and get you a fair settlement.

A Labor Day holiday weekend crash in Angels Camp has claimed a casualty.

According to the California Highway Patrol (CHP) San Andreas Unit, it was Sunday just after 11 a.m. when 70-year-old Michelle Price, of San Andreas, while driving a 2009 Honda Civic, made a left turn from Highway 49 onto Gun Club Road and hit a motorcycle driven by 63-year-old Harold Choate, of Madera.

Choate, on a 2003 Victory, had been headed north on Highway 49 at about 25 miles-per-hour, according to the police report. As CHP spokesperson Office Rebecca Myers explains, “Miss Price was stopped to make a left turn onto Gun Club Road, and while she was waiting for traffic to clear, she failed to notice the motorcycle that was approaching her location — and made her left turn directly into the motorcycle. Mr. Choate was forced to lay his motorcycle down to avoid the collision with Miss Price’s vehicle, and when the motorcycle struck the ground, Mr. Choate was ejected.”

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• Calaveras Superior Court 400 Government Center DriveSan Andreas, CA 95249
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