A.I. M.

Aid to Injured Motorcyclists (AIM)

The law offices of Richard M. Lester have been helping bikers for nearly 30 years. Richard Lester, founding attorney, realized the need for injured bikers to be professionally represented. He understood that motorcycle cases are very different accidents and that there was a need for lawyers that knew motorcycles because they rode too. Check out their website to find out more.

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Your Texas Attorney		Facts You Should Know
Texas Attorney, William (Bill) A. Smith William A. Smith & Associates, P.C. 3131 McKinney Avenue, Suite 350 Dallas, Texas 75204 Email Phone: (800) On-A-Bike (800-662-2453) For Bill's Blog, click here.		State Funded Rider Education Available for all eligible applicants. Required under age 18. Periodic Safety Inspection Required by law. Limited Helmets Required for all riders under age 21. Must pass Riders Education or carry a minimum of $10,000 insurance.		Daytime Use of Headlight Modulating headlight permitted. Mirror Required by law. Passenger Seat Required if carrying a passenger. 65 MPH In effect on designated rural interstate highways.

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The Aid To Injured Motorcyclists App provides you with helpful resources and easy access to emergency tools that can help get you to safety in the event of an accident.??

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