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Failure-to-Yield Motorcycle Accidents

The right-of-way rules of the road apply to motorcycle riders and passenger vehicle drivers alike. However, many drivers fail to understand or pay attention to the rules, neglecting the rights of other drivers, including motorcyclists.

Failure-to-yield collisions that involve motorcycle riders are not rare and are usually caused by the car driver who violates the motorcyclist’s right-of-way. In most cases, these failure-to-yield motorcycle collisions take place when:

The driver fails to check his blind spot, which may result in sideswiping a motorcycle

The driver does not use the turn signals when changing lanes in front of the motorcycle rider

The driver pushes the motorcycle rider off the road or into traffic

Compensation for Failure-to-Yield Accidents

If you were injured in a failure-to-yield motorcycle accident caused by another driver, you may be entitled to receive proper compensation for the injuries you sustained. Pursuing your maximum payment for medical bills and any other damages requires getting in touch with an experienced motorcycle accident attorney at your earliest opportunity.

An assessment with your lawyer will build the proper, fact-based defense strategy to prove that you are eligible for compensation. Remember to keep all the medical receipts and any other evidence to demonstrate the magnitude of your financial losses.

Contact Our Motorcycle Accident Specialists

Recover your proper compensation for damages in your failure-to-yield motorcycle accident by engaging the experienced professionals at Gomez Law Firm. A skillful attorney will ensure the compensation you deserve with an aggressive and persistent court manner to prove the negligent party holds full responsibility for the accident and must be held accountable for damages caused.

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Failure To Yeild

Failure to Yield Motorcycle Accident Lawyer in Houston, TX

Motorcyclists are uniquely vulnerable when drivers fail to obey right-of-way laws. If you or a loved one was injured in a failure to yield motorcycle accident in Houston, TX, the Gomez Law Firm is ready to stand by your side and fight for justice. These crashes can cause life-altering injuries—and we’ll make sure you’re not left to bear the consequences alone.

What Is a Failure to Yield Accident?

A failure to yield occurs when a driver does not allow another vehicle—often a motorcycle—its lawful right-of-way. These violations often result in high-impact side or front-end collisions, especially at intersections or while turning.

Common scenarios include:

Why Are These Crashes So Dangerous for Motorcyclists?

When a driver fails to yield to a motorcycle, the consequences are often severe or fatal. With no external protection, riders bear the brunt of the impact.

Common injuries in failure-to-yield motorcycle crashes:

What Are Your Legal Rights?

In Texas, the negligent driver who failed to yield can be held financially responsible for:

At Gomez Law Firm, we investigate your crash, preserve key evidence, and take on the insurance companies so you can focus on healing.

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We serve clients across Houston and surrounding areas including Midtown, Westchase, The Heights, Galleria, and beyond.

Office Location:

Gomez Law Firm

1613 Witte Road,
Houston, TX 77080

📞 (713) 868-5528

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What if the other driver says I was speeding?

Even if speeding is alleged, Texas follows comparative negligence. You may still recover compensation if you’re less than 51% at fault.

How do I prove the driver failed to yield?

We gather police reports, traffic footage, accident reconstruction, and witness statements to demonstrate liability.

How long do I have to file a motorcycle injury claim in Texas?

You have 2 years from the date of the accident. We recommend contacting us immediately to preserve your case.

What if I wasn’t wearing a helmet?

You can still file a claim. Texas law does not require helmets for riders over 21 with proper insurance or training.

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Don’t let a driver’s negligence go unchallenged. If you’ve been injured in a failure to yield motorcycle accident, contact our Houston legal team now. We’ll help you understand your rights and pursue maximum compensation.