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Injury FAQs: Who can be held responsible for injuries or death to motorcycle drivers and passengers?
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April 19, 2018
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0:53Now PlayingWho can be held responsible in Florida for injuries or death to motorcycle operators and passengers?
Florida law doesn't really make a distinction about who can be held liable for the injuries or death to a motorcycle operator or a passenger. What Florida law does say is that anyone who is liable can be held responsible. So that could include potentially, the driver of another vehicle, the owner of a vehicle, certain corporations or commercial entities that have used or allowed the use of their vehicle in commerce. In addition, there's a possibility that the roadway may be liable and that could be either a public roadway or a private roadway.
The reality is, until you've spoken to an attorney, it's very difficult to determine who is liable for an injury or death to a motorcyclist or their passenger.
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