First and foremost, make sure that you select the “full tort” coverage option over the “limited tort” one. Full tort allows you to recover for pain and suffering, the loss of life’s pleasures and other forms of non-economic damages that, usually, drive the overall value of a bodily injury claim. If you select limited tort coverage for your motorcycle insurance policy, unless the situation falls within one of several legislatively-defined exceptions, you will only be able to seek compensation for your economic losses, like out-of-pocket medical and other expenses. Additionally, riders should always have sufficient medical coverage, uninsured/underinsured motorist benefits and stacking through their motorcycle and automobile insurance policies. The lawyers at Georgelis Injury Law Firm are always ready and willing to answer your questions about what types of coverage you should have through your motorcycle and/or automobile insurance policies, as well as recommend how much in benefits you should maintain as part of these various coverages.