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Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.See Our Results: Motorcycle Injury Case Studies
Real stories of riders who refused to be written off — and how we helped them fight back.
Every crash tells a story — and every story deserves to be told with truth and clarity. At The Biker Lawyers, we’ve represented riders across Iowa and the Midwest who’ve faced life-changing injuries and long odds. These case studies show how our team turns obstacles into outcomes.
We can’t always share client names, but we can show you how the right strategy, visual evidence, and decades of motorcycle law experience help riders get the justice they deserve.
Featured Client Stories
Motorcyclist Broadsided — Strong Six-Figure Result
When a rider was broadsided leaving a convenience store, the police report blamed him 100%. Attorney Pete Leehey dug deeper — and found the truth. Using visual reconstruction, he turned a challenging case into a strong six-figure result. Read the full story.
Life-Changing Results After Severe Leg Injury
When a U-turn driver broadsided a veteran rider, Attorney Pete Leehey built a case that showed the full human cost. Through medical visuals and expert planning, The Biker Lawyers helped Bob achieve a life-changing resolution. Read the full story.
Why We Share These Stories
Most people never expect to need a lawyer — until life takes a sharp turn. These case studies aren’t just about results; they’re about showing how justice is built step by step. Each case highlights the investigation, strategy, and teamwork that go into protecting riders’ rights.
- Transparency: Real cases. Real challenges. Real outcomes.
- Education: Understand how fault, evidence, and injury law actually work in Iowa.
- Empowerment: Learn what to do — and what not to do — after a crash.
About Attorney Pete Leehey 
Pete is a lifelong rider and a founding attorney at The Biker Lawyers. He’s tried and resolved motorcycle cases across Iowa for over four decades. When a case turns on what people think they saw, Pete focuses on what can be shown—and understood—by a jury.
What to Expect When You Call
Here’s how this works:
- You tell us what happened.
- We explain exactly what your options are.
- You decide. No pressure. You don’t pay us unless we win.
Case Study FAQ
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How long do I have to file an injury claim in Iowa?
In most Iowa personal injury cases, you generally have two years from the date of the crash to file a claim. Waiting can hurt your case because evidence disappears and insurance companies get ahead of you. If you’re not sure where you stand, call us and we’ll walk you through it.
Do I still have a case if the police report says I was at fault?
Yes, sometimes. We’ve handled cases where the initial report blamed the rider 100 percent. After we did scene reconstruction and gathered evidence, the truth came out and the rider recovered a strong result. Police reports can be wrong. Evidence wins cases.
Why does The Biker Lawyers share case results?
We believe in transparency. Each case shows how we build and fight for results — from investigating fault to presenting evidence and negotiating fair settlements.
Are all results shared?
No. We only share cases where the client consents and where the details educate and inspire other riders. Each client’s privacy and dignity come first.
Can I learn more about motorcycle law in Iowa?
Riding in Iowa: The Numbers Behind the Stories
Motorcycles may be few, but the impact of every crash is huge. In Iowa, bikes make up about 4% of all registered vehicles and only a fraction of total miles traveled, yet riders accounted for 16% of all roadway deaths in 2023. Source: Iowa Department of Public Safety .
- Helmet choice, not mandate: Iowa is one of only three states without a universal motorcycle helmet law. IIHS ; NHTSA .
- Nationwide concern: Across the U.S., 6,335 motorcyclists were killed in 2023, one of the highest totals on record. IIHS .
- Greater risk, mile for mile: Per mile traveled, motorcyclists face nearly 22 times the fatality risk of passenger car occupants. NHTSA .
For anyone who rides, these numbers are more than statistics. They’re a reminder of what’s at stake every time we hit the road. You can find monthly Iowa crash updates through the Iowa DOT .
All statistics verified through official sources: Iowa DPS, IIHS, NHTSA, and Iowa DOT.
Injured in a Motorcycle Crash? Let’s Talk.
You get one chance to tell your story the right way. We’ll listen, explain your options, and give you a clear plan. No pressure. No fluff. Just the next right step.
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Every case is different. Past results, including strong six-figure outcomes, do not guarantee future results. Outcomes depend on the specific facts, injuries, and insurance available.
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