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Indiana Motorcycle Crash Help & Rider Resources

Our fee is only 25%* for motorcycle accident cases.

After a motorcycle crash in Indiana, use this guide to find an after-crash checklist, a paper emergency-contact card and insurance questions. Riders looking for permit information can use the linked official sources.

Our fee is only 25%* on motor vehicle accident cases

No fee and no costs unless we recover for you.

Call (317) 780-8000 Free case review

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Indiana motorcycle law: where to start

Read our rider-law reference for permit basics and links to the state’s own guidance. It is not a full list of traffic or gear rules.

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A few lines about what happened is enough. Please don't include medical details, records or documents. Those can wait until you talk with us.

How should we contact you? *

For example, when and where the crash happened. No medical details or documents, please.

Sending this doesn't make us your lawyer.

Your information goes to our law firm. We never sell it, and we don't share it with other law firms unless you give us permission.

Prefer to talk? Call (317) 780-8000.

Office staff answer during office hours (Mon–Fri 9–5). An answering service answers after hours and passes your message to the office. A lawyer is not available at all hours.

If a crash just happened

In an emergency, call 911. Give your location and follow the call-taker’s instructions. Do not delay help to take photos or use this site. See Calling 911.

Once urgent needs are handled, our after-crash checklist helps you sort report details, contacts and papers. It also has a small paper emergency-contact card.

Questions about insurance or a passenger

Start with the policy and the facts of the crash. Our insurance and passenger guide lists questions to take to an insurer or lawyer. It does not promise that a policy will pay.

Can Poynter & Bucheri review a motorcycle injury case?

Poynter & Bucheri handles personal injury matters, including motorcycle crashes. You can ask the firm whether it can help with your case. No result is promised.

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Is this a state website?

No. It is a Poynter & Bucheri, LLC law-firm resource. Official state links are provided so you can read the source, not because a state agency endorses this site.

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Questions about fees and calls

What is the firm’s fee?

Our fee is 25%* on motor vehicle accident cases. No fee and no costs unless we recover for you. See the footnote below.

Is the case review free?

Yes. Your case review is free.

How are fee terms set?

If we take your case, the fee terms are set out in a written contingency fee agreement that you review and sign before we start.

When are calls answered?

Calls to (317) 780-8000 are answered 24/7. Our office staff answer during office hours (Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.). After hours, an answering service takes your call and passes your message to the office. A lawyer is not available at all hours.

Does using this site make me a client?

No. Using this resource does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Talk with the firm

You can call Poynter & Bucheri at (317) 780-8000 for a free case review. Ask about the terms of any work before you agree to it.