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Sutherland v Gardiner 1981 SLT 237  

Case Law Motorcycle Law
October 22, 2024

Case Law: Motorcycle negotiates a left hand bend to find a car in centre of road, swerves to avoid it and sustains life-changing injuries.

Filtering motorcycle

Louise Jane Palmer v. Russell Timms & Others [2024] EWHC 2292

Case Law Motorcycle Law
September 25, 2024

Case Law: A motorcyclist is fatally injured when filtering and the lorry which he is passing closes the gap.

Motorcycle Law

Grace v Tanner (2003)

Case Law Motorcycle Law
February 21, 2024

Grace v Tanner (2003) clarified liability in personal injury claims after road traffic accidents. Learn how it could support your case — contact our legal team today.

Motorcycle Law

Clarke v Winchurch (1969)

Case Law Motorcycle Law
February 12, 2024

Bus signals car to exit from junction but filtering moped not seen by bus driver on the offside collides with car.

Motorcycle Law

Powell v Moody (1966)

Case Law Motorcycle Law
February 12, 2024

Learn how the landmark case of Powell v Moody influences motorcycle filtering accident claims. Our expert RTA lawyers explain how it could affect your compensation rights in Scotland.

Motorcycle Law

Ringe v Eden Springs (UK) Ltd QBD 12/1/12

Case Law Motorcycle Law
February 12, 2024

Motorcyclist overtakes stationary lorry at junction and collides with exiting vehicle. Motorcyclist entered hatched lines to do so and was also carrying too much speed.

Motorcycle Law

Harding v Hinchcliffe (1964)

Case Law Motorcycle Law
February 12, 2024

Car pulls out from junction and hits motorcycle filtering past a bus. Driver 100% to blame.

Motorcycle Law

Jones v Lawton (2013)

Case Law Motorcycle Law
February 12, 2024

Motorcyclist filtering using opposing carriageway collides with vehicle pulling across his path at a junction. Driver 2/3rd to blame.

Motorcycle Law

Burton v Evitt (2011)

Case Law Motorcycle Law
February 12, 2024

Motorcyclist overtakes a row of stationary traffic and collides with lead vehicle which is turning right. Driver 20% to blame (on appeal).

Motorcycle Law

Woodham v Turner (2012)

Case Law Motorcycle Law
February 12, 2024

Motorcyclist filtering past a stationary tractor and trailer at a junction collide with bus which is turning out. Driver 50% to blame.

Motorcycle Law

Davis v Schrogin (2006)

Case Law Motorcycle Law
February 12, 2024

Motorcyclist overtaking a stationary queue of traffic when a car does a U-turn. Driver 100% to blame.

Motorcycle Law

Fagan v Jeffers (2005)

Case Law Motorcycle Law
February 12, 2024

Motorcyclist undertakes stationary vehicles and collides with a car. Driver 50% to blame.

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