Injured in a motorcycle accident? Get a lawyer who rides. I know the bias motorcyclists face and how insurers will use it against you.
Direct attorney access. Smarter tech. Lower overhead. More of your recovery in your pocket. Not the firm's.
Insurance adjusters, defense attorneys, and police officers often have an inherent bias against motorcyclists. They assume you were speeding. They assume you were reckless. Most lawyers don't push back, because they don't know enough about the bike to know what really happened.
I've been riding motorcycles my entire life. I started on dirt, then street and cruisers, and now my current passion: riding and racing on the track. In 2023, I won the MRA Novice GTU Season Championship. I know that you can do everything right, wear the gear, choose the perfect line, ride defensively, and still be invisible to a driver looking at their phone.
I've also been on the other side of this. I know what it feels like to be seriously hurt doing something you love, and what the road to recovery actually looks like. I use that experience to reconstruct crash dynamics that police reports often miss, so you aren't blamed for someone else's mistake.
Read Dylan's crash story
Dylan competes with the MRA, coaches at the MRA New Racer School, and has spent years in the Colorado motorcycle community, on track, in the paddock, and in the pits. When you call VENYX, you're talking to someone who has ridden the same roads, made the same judgment calls at speed, and understands what it means to be seriously hurt doing something you love.
2023 Novice GTU Season Champion. Dylan also coaches students at the MRA New Racer School, putting new competitors through the fundamentals of racecraft and, more importantly, how to stay upright when things go wrong at speed.
Years of racing and riding in Colorado means real relationships, with trackside vendors, repair shops, and the people who actually work on bikes. That network is part of what you get when you hire VENYX.
