The Oklahoma State Senate has introduced SB 1457, a result of grassroots efforts related to motorcycle profiling. This legislation models the law passed unanimously in Washington State in 2011. It requires all law enforcement in the state to adopt a written policy condemning and preventing motorcycle profiling and combines basic training related to preventing the…

A newly proposed law in Washington State would give motorcyclists access to essential civil rights protection currently enjoyed by other protected classes. The Washington State Senate and House, at the request of the Washington State Council of Clubs and the Motorcycle Profiling Project, have both proposed identical legislation, SB 6624/ HB 2950, that would add…

Maryland is poised to become the 2nd state in America to pass legislation addressing the issue of motorcycle profiling. In 2015, anti-motorcycle profiling legislation passed the Maryland Senate unanimously but unfortunately ran out of time. This year, SB 233/HB 0785 is receiving widespread support in both the state Senate AND House. The Maryland Confederation of…

The 2016 Miami International Motorcycle Show was held a few weeks ago in the beginning of January at the Miami Beach Convention Center. Like every year Russ Brown Motorcycle Attorneys are proud to be apart of such a great show for the motorcycle community. It was an awesome weekend; we saw amazing custom bikes, enjoyed the…

The thrill of the throttle and the hum of power that you can’t get anywhere else: there is simply nothing like riding a motorcycle. For decades, the motorcycle has become synonymous with total freedom. Motorcycles allow us that brief moment to forget our troubles and the everyday world behind us. A motorcycle transports us to…

For years the realm of motorcycling has been dominated by men yet a recent study by the Motorcycle Industry Council has announced that women riders are strongly increasing. According to recent ownership numbers and sales figures between 2003 and 2014, women motorcyclists have doubled in numbers and are now riding at a healthy 14 percent…