We at Ali Law Group represent people injured in motorcycle accidents as a result of individuals who fall below the standards of care expected from a reasonable prudent driver. This is defined in the Texas legal system as Negligence. While driving on the public roads in Texas, drivers are expected to follow a reasonable driver standard, and when that driver falls below such standard, the driver has breached their duty owed to you. When operating a vehicle next to a motorcycle, the standard of care will increase for both the at-fault vehicle driver and the motorcycle driver. Collisions with motorcycles can occur as a result of lower visibility.

Most commonly, crashes can range from the at-fault driver driving while distracted, following too closely, failing to abide by traffic control signs, devices or road markings, failing to brake timely, failing to keep a proper lookout, driving while intoxicated or under the influence of a substance that impairs one’s ability to safely drive a vehicle, and the list goes on. Distractions can be anything that averts the attention of a driver from the road and other drivers, which include, but are not limited to the use of a cellular phone, use of the radio, eating/drinking, applying makeup, etc. Some gross ways accidents occur are when a driver who has a duty to you drives while under the influence of alcohol or some mind-altering substance, speeds, drives while fatigued, texts and drives, etc. When we mention gross, we mean the driver who owed you a duty of reasonable care, did not care, and continued with his or her actions with a conscious disregard to your livelihood or well-being. Our firm prioritizes holding people responsible for their negligence and gross negligence on the public roadways of Texas in hopes to give back what was taken from them.

Types of Damages
- Economic damages
- Pain and suffering
- Lost wages as a result of the injury
- Loss of future earning capacity
- Emotional distress / Mental anguish
- Permanent disfigurement
- Loss of consortium
- Wrongful death
Types of Damages
The types of damages that can be claimed in a personal injury suit vary widely depending on the individual case. Here is a run down of some common types of damages:
- Compensation for medical bills accrued due to the injury
- Pain and suffering
- Lost wages as a result of the injury
- Emotional distress
- Wrongful death
Economic Damages are considered objective damages that can be calculated based on what has been incurred as a result of an accident. Some examples are below:

Non-Economic Damages
Non-Economic Damages are damages that are subjective in nature and can be calculated differently depending on the county your case is situated in. Some examples of non-economic damages are listed below.