Attorney Jason A. Waechter is nationally known as THE Motorcycle Lawyer®. He’s still fighting harder for bikers than anyone out there and now he has a new toll-free number: 877-Power-Law (877-769-3752).
Attorney Jason A. Waechter is nationally known for motorcycle injury work and for understanding the defenses and bias riders can face after a crash.
If you are injured in a motorcycle wreck, put a hero on your side. Insurance companies are no match for the power of 877- Power-Law. Our No-Win-No-Fee Promise means there is never a fee unless we collect money damages for you.
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Yes, this is Jason Waechter, The Motorcycle Lawyer℠. You‘ve seen him at mc events, as an influencer on social media (Ride Free TV, Ask The Motorcycle Lawyer® Facebook group, The Motorcycle Lawyer® Facebook page) at mc events… you seen our motorcycle lawyer van at events.
Important information for those injured in a motorcycle accident and are interested in learning how to protect their legal rights:
Motorcycle injury cases can involve fact-specific insurance, medical, liability, and bias issues. Before giving a recorded statement or relying on a general insurance answer, speak with a lawyer who regularly handles motorcycle crash cases.
2) How long does a Michigan motorcycle case take? In Jason’s experience in handling over 1,000 motorcycle accident cases, the typical length of time it takes to conclude a motorcycle injury case depends on many factors. It can be done as quickly as 90 days but often takes longer.
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3) Do I need a lawyer for a motorcycle accident case? It is possible to settle a motorcycle accident case by representing yourself, but it is not the best idea, especially in Michigan.
First, Michigan’s No-Fault law is complicated and even seasoned auto accident lawyers do not know the nuances of how different motorcyclists are treated. You could end up with huge medical bills, just because you missed filing a certain form with the appropriate within an specific time period.
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4) What is the average payout for a Michigan motorcycle accident? “This is a loaded question. If I tell you a number that you perceive as too low it may be upsetting. Also, I will not lie to you. Some attorneys will lie to you and tell you that you have a million-dollar case. I do not do this. I would rather under-promise and over deliver.”
The truth is, even very similar cases are unique enough that it depends on the specific facts and circumstances of each. The payout or settlement in a motorcycle injury accident depends on the number of factors.
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5) Does Medicare cover Michigan motorcycle accidents? Medicare does cover medical bills, but only under specifc circumstances. An injured Michigan motorcyclist on Medicare first looks to other potential sources to pay his or her medical bills.
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6) What is No-Fault reform for motorcycles? In July 2020 a number of changes in Michigan’s no-fault law took effect. The worst change which some people call No-Fault reform affected motorcyclists.
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Check out Jason’s full motorcycle lawyer Michigan site, where you can read excellent articles, view his complete library of Michigan Motorcycle Law videos, and download his Motorcycle Legal Guide, Click here: www.MotorcycleLawyerMichigan.com
877-POWER-LAW is the broader Michigan injury number for car, truck, no-fault/PIP, road-defect, dog-bite, and serious injury matters.
Motorcycle-specific injury questions remain a specialized lane for Jason Waechter and the motorcycle-focused practice. This page exists as a routing point for riders who already know 877-POWER-LAW or Jason Waechter.
877-POWER-LAW helps injured Michigan motorcyclists sort liability evidence, available insurance, and medical documentation after a crash. Rider cases often turn on right-of-way proof, vehicle photos, and gear/scene details that disappear quickly.
We treat motorcycle files with containment awareness for sibling brands and focus this page on Michigan rider injury facts—not generic car-crash copy.
877-POWER-LAW is a broad Michigan personal injury firm. Motorcycle crashes can be reviewed here as part of that practice. Riders seeking a motorcycle-specialist focus may also use the firm’s dedicated Michigan motorcycle resources when that better matches the search.
No. It is part of 877-POWER-LAW’s Michigan personal injury practice. It explains how crash, medical, and insurance records are reviewed after a motorcycle injury in Michigan.
The crash report number, photos of the bike and scene, gear condition if relevant, medical visits, and every insurance letter. Witness names and vehicle plate information help early.
Auto no-fault concepts can still interact with motorcycle crashes depending on the vehicles and policies involved. Do not assume car-only advice applies unchanged—bring the policy paperwork.
When injuries are serious, the other insurer disputes fault, medical bills are growing, or you are pressured into a quick recorded statement.
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If you’ve been injured or lost a loved one in a motorcycle accident, 877-Power-Law is here for you. Contact our office today to schedule a no-obligation consultation and put the power of The Motorcycle Lawyer to work for you.