Aid to Injured Motorcyclists (A.I.M.)

is a nationwide legal services program with affiliated law offices in every state and Canadian Province to serve the legal needs of the motorcycling community. A.I.M., is dedicated toward informing all motorcyclists of their legal rights and help protect and enforce those rights.

A.I.M. is 100% Free to all motorcyclists, and there are currently over 2 Million A.I.M. Members throughout North America.

This program is sponsored by the Law Offices of Richard M. Lester, and is designed to give more complete medical and legal protection to motorcyclists throughout the USA and Canada when involved in an accident. If you are involved in an accident, your A.I.M. ID card instructs emergency medical personnel to call the toll free 1-(800) ON-A-BIKE Emergency Hotline and the 24 hour A.I.M. operator will relay your critical medical information and will then immediately notify the emergency contact listed on your membership form.

A.I.M. ALSO PROVIDES THE FOLLOWING FREE SERVICES:

• Lifetime Emergency Membership I.D. Card
• 24-hour Hotline for all emergency medical personnel
• Emergency accident notification
• 24 hour Free Legal Consultation for all accidents throughout North America
• Immediate investigation of all accidents
• 24-hour Criminal Defense phone consultation

In addition to providing medical protection and a legal resource, A.I.M. is also the sole financial sponsor of the National Coalition of Motorcyclists. The A.I.M. attorney legal fees (a percentage of your damages only if there is a recovery), are equal and in some cases, lower than other attorneys. These fees are in part, donated back to finance N.C.O.M. However, being an A.I.M. member does not obligate you to use any of the A.I.M. attorneys.

A.I.M. is completely financed by the Law Offices of Richard M. Lester and there is absolutely no charge to the participating motorcyclists. The program currently has three main sections:

1. Consumer Protection - making roads safe for motorcyclists and creating liability if they’re not
2. Education - informing the general public of the problems of motorcyclists and continuing the 'Know Your Rights' talks and the A.I.M./NCOM legal/legislative newsletter so that all motorcyclists will be aware of their rights and thus, be able to protect them
3. And finally, the most important section, Assistance to the Injured Motorcyclist - volunteers that will go to any motorcyclist that has been involved in an accident, inform him/her of all rights and help in their hour of need.