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JOHN D. RANDAZZO, ESQ. is an attorney with twenty years of experience in the personal injury field representing injured parties in accidents involving motorcycles, automobiles, premises, on the job (Labor Law), medical malpractice and business related matters. He has recovered millions of dollars in verdicts and settlements for clients. John is an avid motorcyclist, yes, he really rides unlike many of the other so-called self-proclaimed biker/lawyers. He usually puts anywhere from 6,000 to 10,000 a year on his bikes which, by the way generally change from year to year. He was involved in a major accident in June of 2003 when he was struck on his BIKR LAW themed bike by a yellow cab in Manhattan. His passenger nearly died having suffered a severed Aortic artery and a punctured lung causing her to lose 1/3 of her lung in addition to 18 multiple rib fractures. John, himself sustained 3 fractured ribs, a crushed sternum, 3 broken fingers, separated shoulder, deranged knee and multiple herniated cervical and lumbar disks. Needless to say, John's hard tail days are over, but not his riding days. Fortunately, John's passenger has made a miraculous recovery under the circumstances and as John says, "I am glad at least I had enough insurance coverage to help her recuperate and help to ease some of her financial burdens, though anyone injured in a motorcycle accident will tell you it's not worth any amount of money. The residual pain and impairment linger on. Toward that end please read the article in the legal tips section regarding insurance coverage. Protect yourself and your passengers. It's not fair to them, or yourself not to carry enough insurance. John personally carries a primary motorcycle policy of $500,000 plus a one million dollar umbrella policy. Feel free to email, or call John to discuss this important issue.

John now rides the two bikes pictured on the home page, a 2006 Street Glide, and a 1988 Police Special, though you'd never know by looking at it. It' had a few modifications as you can see. More of John's other bikes can be seen in the photo section together with photos of his travels, friends and other unique bikes and places. As the stickers on his helmet say, "LAWYER FROM HELL," compliments from his long time friend, Jimmy, "Ice Cream Man From Hell."

If there is one bit of advice that John can give it is the following: "Ride safe and ride smart, if you think they might, they probably will, so prepare in advance. It's not worth trying to make the light, or that quick turn. Stop at the light and go to the next exit, or street. It's easier to turn around and go a little out of your way at your choosing than taking an ambulance ride to the nearest hospital.