Motorcycle Accident Lawyer Port Orange, FL
Compassionate Advocacy for Injured Riders
- Offices near Port Orange in Daytona Beach, DeLand, and Palm Coast
- $1+ Billion in verdicts and settlements since 1976
- Local attorneys who understand Volusia County’s roads
- Free consultations and no fees unless we win
dedicated to helping people harmed by others
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Chanfrau & Chanfrau is a law firm that has been representing personal injury victims in Volusia County for decades. We take on all types of motorcycle accident cases, including those involving wrongful death. Whether you're a local or you just came into town for Bike Week, our injury lawyers offer you an initial case review totally free of charge.
You can request a free consultation with our motorcycle accident lawyers by contacting us online or by giving us a call.
With offices in Palm Coast, DeLand, and Daytona Beach, our family of attorneys is available to meet with you or your loved ones after a motorcycle accident in Port Orange, FL.
“Wow what more could be said about this law firm. They were available everytime that I needed an appointment with a doctor, or just a question. if you need a SUPER law firm you better call Chanfrau to handle your case.”
— Dave, 5-Star Review
Motorcycle Accidents in Port Orange The Numbers at a Glance
- According to Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, there were 9,453 motorcycle accidents in the state in 2024. Of those accidents, 437 occurred in Volusia County, resulting in 393 injuries and 36 fatalities.
- The annual Daytona Beach Bike Week typically results in several motorcycle accidents. In 2023, Halifax Health Medical Center treated a historic 122 people injured in motorcycle crashes during Bike Week. During the event, there were at least four people killed in motorcycle accidents. In 2022, the hospital received 88 people who were injured in motorcycle accidents during Bike Week, and at least six people died in motorcycle crashes during the event, highlighting a disturbing trend.
Port Orange Motorcyclists Trust Chanfrau & Chanfrau
Port Orange sees a large share of motorcycle accidents in Volusia County thanks to the convergence of high-speed corridors like Nova Road, Taylor Road, and Dunlawton Avenue in a relatively small area. Crashes can prove especially dangerous in areas with low visibility or inadequate signage.
The attorneys at Chanfrau & Chanfrau have served motorcyclists in Port Orange for decades. We know the trouble spots, have relationships with local accident investigators, and are familiar with how area agencies document crash scenes. Year-round residents and those who were injured while simply passing through Port Orange both benefit from our local experience and courtroom-tested approach to personal injury litigation.
Decades of experience helping Port Orange motorcyclists
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Local officials have suggested several solutions to alleviate traffic in Port Orange, including creating more thoroughfares that run east-to-west from the interstate to the beach and installing more "smart" traffic signals at busy intersections. FDOT has even held public meetings to hear feedback from locals on how they can make intersections safer to reduce motorcycle, truck, and car accidents.
Until these ideas become reality, however, motorcycle riders and other drivers will remain at a high risk of suffering personal injuries on Port Orange roads. If you ever find yourself in a car, truck, or motorcycle accident in Port Orange, reach out to our injury attorneys in Daytona Beach, DeLand, and Palm Coast.
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“I highly recommend Chanfrau & Chanfrau as a law office you can count on in a time of legal representation. My family has turned to them several times over the years because they are consistent in displaying professionalism, diligence in all of their efforts, and empathy to the needs of their clients.”
— Caroline, 5-Star Review
Frequently Asked Questions
for Our Motorcycle Accident Lawyers
in Port Orange, FL
How long do I have to file a motorcycle accident claim in Florida?
Florida law gives most injury victims two years to file a claim as long as the accident occurred after March 24, 2023. The window may be four years for accidents that occurred previously. If your loved one was killed in a motorcycle crash, you likely have two years to file a wrongful death claim. Our Port Orange-area attorneys can help you act quickly to meet strict deadlines.
Can I still recover compensation if I was partially at fault?
Yes, under Florida’s modified comparative negligence rule for determining fault, you can still collect damages if you were less than 50% responsible. Your compensation will be reduced by your percentage of fault.
Do you handle out-of-state clients injured during events like Bike Week?
Absolutely. Chanfrau & Chanfrau frequently represents visitors from around the country who were injured while attending Daytona Beach Bike Week or while passing through Central Florida. We can work remotely and handle the legal process while you focus on healing at home.
“Chanfrau and Chanfrau is amazing. Got in an accident a few months back and they worked hard to make sure I was taken of. They made sure all my bills were taken care of. Highly recommend!!”
— Nathan, 5-Star Review
