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Motorcycle crash help for California riders

Hit by a cage?*

Lawyers for riders

Injury lawyers for California riders. Cruisers, baggers, choppers, sport bikes, commuters. Free consultation.

*Cage (n.): biker for "car." If you knew that, you're in the right place.

Dear rider,

The minute you went down, somebody started telling a story about you.

The driver says you "came out of nowhere." The adjuster's already thinking reckless biker. And a jury might picture some guy doing wheelies on the freeway, not you, riding home from work.

That's the bias. Every motorcycle case starts behind it.

Our job is to flip it. Scene photos. Video. The damage. The witnesses. The physics of what actually happened. Facts beat stereotypes.

We don't care what you ride, what you wear, how much ink you've got, or who you ride with. We care that a driver hurt you, and that you get treated fair.

The first conversation is free. No lecture. No pressure.

Mike Emrani Attorney · Founder, ME Lawyers, APLC
4.7★ Google rating
279Google reviews
4CA offices
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Google figures for ME Lawyers, APLC (LA + Fresno listings), as of Sept. 24, 2026.

What they'll say.
What's true.

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  1. "You were lane splitting. That's on you."

    Lane splitting is legal in California. Whether it mattered depends on speed, traffic, and what the driver did, not on a label.

  2. "The driver just didn't see you."

    A driver turning left has to yield to oncoming traffic. Not looking isn't a defense.

  3. "Bikers are reckless."

    A stereotype isn't evidence. We answer it with evidence.

  4. "You were partly at fault, so you get nothing."

    California uses comparative fault. A share of blame usually reduces a claim. It doesn't erase it.

  5. "No helmet? No case."

    It can come up, especially with head injuries. It doesn't automatically end a claim. Tell us straight. No judgment.

  6. "It's just a bike."

    Your bike, your gear, your custom work, the parts you picked. It's all part of the loss.

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A tattooed arm resting across a motorcycle tank
A bearded rider in a bandana and sunglasses

Every kind
of rider.

CruisersBaggersChoppersSportTouringAdventureCommutersRiding clubs

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Murals under the freeway at Chicano Park in Barrio Logan
Barrio Logan, San Diego
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A rider on a black cruiser on a city street
Los Angeles
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A leather vest covered in riding patches

Motorcycle client

"These guys gave me great advice when I broke my back in a motorcycle accident. Thank you Henry and Ray!"
Gavin Gross ★★★★★ Google · 7 months ago
★★★★★
"Great lawyer great guy. Mike e really took care of me. It wasn’t an overnight check but that’s expected with State Farm. ME crushed it !"
David Martin Google · Sept. 2026
★★★★★
"I don’t speak English, and he helped me understand everything clearly and kept me updated the entire time."
Raquel Zepeda Google · 9 months ago
★★★★★
"My case was minor due to the responsible party not having insurance and I thought I wouldn’t get the attention because if that. Well I was definitely wrong. I was handled as if I had a million dollar settlement."
Brett Deeds Google · 4 months ago
★★★★★
"Never once made me feel rushed or dumb for asking a million questions (and trust me, I asked a lot)."
Wisdom Oh Google · a month ago
★★★★★
"The person who carried me through so much of this journey was Daisy. She was nothing short of amazing."
Lynette S Google (Fresno) · 3 months ago
★★★★★
"The person who hit me just took off. Even the police couldn’t find them. But after hiring Me Lawyers, they found the driver in just two weeks!"
Mora Nasra Google · a year ago

Excerpts quoted as written from Google reviews of ME Lawyers, APLC, the law firm behind this website. These reviews are about ME Lawyers generally; only the first involves a motorcycle case. A testimonial or endorsement is not a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of your legal matter.

Three steps.
Zero pressure.

  1. A rider in a bandana sits on his cruiser by the ocean

    01

    Tell us what happened.

    Call, text, or drop a note below. Rough memories are fine. Say it however it comes out.

  2. A rider standing beside his black cruiser

    02

    Get straight answers.

    What California law says about your crash, what evidence matters, what's still unknown. Ask anything.

  3. A rider leaning on his motorcycle

    03

    You make the call.

    If you want us on your side, we'll explain exactly how it works before you sign anything. If not, no hard feelings.

The crew in
your corner.

Mike Emrani

Mike Emrani

Owner · Principal Attorney

Founded ME Lawyers in 2019. Admitted to the California bar in 2016 (#313449); law degree from Cardozo School of Law. Comes from a family of immigrants.

Cintia Chavez

Cintia Chavez

Pre-Litigation Manager

Daisy Lucatero

Daisy Lucatero

Senior Case Manager · Director of Negotiations

Henry Knotts

Henry Knotts

Director of Client Operations

From Barrio Logan
to the redwoods.

We take motorcycle cases across all of California, desert to coast to mountains.

  • Los Angeles11110 Ohio Ave, Ste 201
  • Fresno744 P St, Ste 318
  • San Diego501 W Broadway, Ste 800
  • Ventura1300 Eastman Ave, Office 101

Straight
answers.

General info, not legal advice for your situation. That's what the free consult is for.

Does the consultation cost anything?

No. It's free, and there's no obligation to hire us.

Do you have Spanish-speaking staff?

Yes. Just let us know when you call or on the form.

Is there a deadline?

Yes, and it can be shorter than you think. Many California injury claims must be filed within two years. If a city, county, or state agency may be involved (a road defect, a government vehicle), a written claim is often due within six months. Ask early.

What should I have ready?

Whatever you've got. Don't wait to gather it. Photos of the scene, the bike, your gear, and your injuries. The other driver's info. A report number. Witness names. Keep your damaged helmet and gear.

Should I talk to the other driver's insurance?

Before giving a recorded statement to the other side's insurer, get advice. What you say can be used to argue about fault or your injuries.

I was a passenger. Can you help?

Yes. Passengers can have claims too, sometimes against more than one driver.

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Hit the
button.

A few basics. That's it. We'll reach out.

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