Why do strong motorcycle accident cases lose in court? Long Island, NY motorcycle accident lawyer Rich Jaffe exposes the hidden biases, evidence mistakes, and pitfalls that destroy motorcycle injury claims. From police report errors to jury prejudice and social media mistakes, learn how to protect your legal rights after a crash. ⚖️

Key Topics:

• Jury bias & anti-rider prejudice
• Police report errors & evidence preservation
• Insurance company blame-shifting
• Dash cams, GoPros, and "legal traps"

⏱️ Chapters:

0:00 - Introduction: Why Strong Cases Lose

3:30 - What Makes a "Slam Dunk" Motorcycle Case?

8:45 - Police Report Bias Against Motorcyclists

15:20 - Jury Selection: Fighting Anti-Rider Prejudice

23:40 - How Police Reports Destroy Cases

30:15 - Left Turn Accidents & Liability Shifting

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What happens if you stop to help a crashed motorcyclist and YOU get injured in the process? Can you sue anyone?

Motorcycle accident attorney Richard Jaffe explains the "Danger Invites Rescue" legal doctrine - a powerful protection every rider needs to know.

In this episode, Rich breaks down:

• What is the "Danger Invites Rescue" Doctrine

• Who you can sue if you're injured while rescuing someone

• Real-world motorcycle accident rescue cases

• Insurance coverage options (uninsured motorist, homeowners policies)

• State-by-state variations and legal requirements• Special rules for first responders

BOTTOM LINE: If you see a biker in trouble and stop to help, the law protects you. But there are critical details every motorcyclist should understand before pulling over.

About Richard Jaffe: NY motorcycle accident attorney, podcaster, and motorcycle enthusiast helping riders understand their legal rights on and off the road.

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What really happens when motorcycle group rides go wrong? 🏍️ Discover the biggest risks of group riding, top safety tips, and essential legal insights every rider needs before joining a pack. Stay safe, ride smart, and enjoy the ride! 🤝⚖️🚨

Chapters:

(00:00) Introduction to Group Riding

(03:40) Benefits of Motorcycle Group Rides

(10:00) Legal Responsibilities & Liability

(15:30) Communication & Hand Signals

(21:45) Safety Tips: Riding Your Own Ride

(28:10) Emergency Response & Accident Prep(

35:00) Staggered vs Single File Formations

(41:20) Club Rides & Insurance Advice

(47:20) New Rider Guide: Joining a Pack

(54:00) How to Handle Reckless Riders

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Helping at a Motorcycle Wreck: Are You Protected?

Can you be sued for helping an injured rider? NY motorcycle accident lawyer Rich Jaffe explains the Good Samaritan Law and the legal protections you have when assisting at a motorcycle wreck. ⚖️🏍️

Episode Chapters:

(00:00) Intro

(02:18) Good Samaritan Laws in NY

(07:04) Helping an Injured Rider

(11:36) Medical Professionals & Liability

(21:14) Misuse of the Law

(25:26) Steps to Take in an Emergency

(32:18) Conclusion

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How to pass the NY motorcycle exam? 🏍️⚖️

In this episode, Long Island motorcycle attorney Rich Jaffe puts co-host Millian in the "hot seat" to tackle the toughest questions on the NY DMV written test. Learn the essential motorcycle law and safety physics needed to pass on your motorcycle exam.

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Timestamps:01:07 — Practice Questions Begin05:54 — Counter-Steering Explained10:46 — Threshold Braking vs. ABS23:10 — Final Test Results

⚠️ TEST DISCLAIMER: These questions are for educational purposes only and may not reflect recent DMV changes. This is not a substitute for the official NY DMV Manual or professional training.

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Long Island Motorcycle Accident Lawyer: Before you sign that check, listen to this episode! Richard Jaffe and Steve Cohen reveal the hidden dangers of signing an insurance release after a motorcycle accident in New York.

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Thinking about buying a used motorcycle in New York?

In this episode of Riding Counsel with Rich Jaffe, motorcycle attorney and enthusiast Rich Jaffe shares expert legal and practical tips every rider should know before handing over their hard-earned cash. Learn what to inspect, how to spot red flags, and how to avoid costly mistakes when buying a used bike. Whether you’re a new rider or a seasoned motorcyclist, these safety and buying tips could save you money—and maybe even your life.

Don’t get burned by hidden damage or bad paperwork. Learn how to check a motorcycle’s title, avoid salvage scams, understand New York DMV requirements, and spot safety or inspection issues before they cost you. From legal insights to hands-on inspection tips, this guide helps you buy smart, ride safe, and stay protected.

Time Markers:

• 0:00 Introduction: New York Used Bike Buying Guide

• 0:04:22 Pros & Cons: Is Buying a Used Bike Worth it?

• 0:05:21 Red Flags & Scams: Spotting Bad Maintenance

• 0:08:23 5-Minute Safety Check: Inspecting Your Used Motorcycle

• 0:10:00 The Test Ride Debate: Is it Worth the Risk?

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On this episode of Riding Counsel, we dive into the mission of Bikers Against Child Abuse (BACA), a global motorcycle organization committed to protecting children from abuse and helping them feel safe and empowered.

Discover how BACA members leverage the motorcycle community to advocate for vulnerable kids, support abuse victims through legal challenges, and create a strong, protective presence against abusers.

Whether you’re curious about motorcycle law, biker-led charities, child safety, or community-focused motorcycle clubs, this discussion highlights the profound impact bikers are making both on the road and in the lives of those they protect.

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