People are entitled to drive, ride or do whatever they want in the State of Florida as long as they were of legal age and as long as they had a proper Florida driver’s license; if someone is hurt in an accident, then people look at the person’s injuries, the facts surrounding the accident and who is at fault. Thus, there should be no problem, as long as they were legally allowed to ride on the road.
It can seem like the courts are biased against motorcycle riders. Every court should remain objective about the injuries that occurred, Contact us if you need representation for a court case. David M. Benenfeld is an experienced attorney who can help walk you through the legal system.
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