Karney Law Firm

North Carolina law requires all bikers to wear an approved helmet while riding. This requirement was signed into law in 1968 after the federal government tied the receipt of federal highway funds to the passage of a state's universal helmet law.

In 2008, a staggering 159 motorcyclists were killed in North Carolina. Those fallen bikers are not just statistics; they were loved people that families and friends tragically and unexpectedly lost.

The number of motorcycle riders has increased in recent years and it is easy to see why: motorcycles are fun to ride, less expensive than cars and more fuel efficient.

A 24-year-old former marine was enjoying life as a civilian when his life unexpectedly changed.

For those with a casual interest in motorcycles, riding as a passenger can be a perfect opportunity.

South Carolina has a number of laws that regulate the safe operation of motorcycles.

When seeking compensation for motorcycle crashes it is important to understand the rules of the road.

Motorcycles are dangerous. Every rider understands the risks associated with the freedom of riding a motorcycle.

The most expensive thing any rider can do is settle with an insurance company without talking to lawyer.

When you've been injured in a motorcycle accident and need an attorney to help you get the compensation you need, it is important to choose an attorney who has the experience to handle your case effectively.

What you do after a motorcycle accident can have a significant impact on your ability to maximize the compensation you receive for your injuries.