Fighting for the Victims of Motorcycle Accidents
Due to the generally warm weather, motorcycles are popular forms of transportation in Alabama, Florida, Georgia and across the country. Though most bikers are cautious when operating their motorcycles, they are frequently the victims of negligent car and truck drivers. When a motorcyclist is hit by a car, the resulting injuries are usually serious and many times life-threatening.
If you or a loved one was injured in a motorcycle accident, contact our knowledgeable personal injury lawyers to seek compensation for your medical bills, lost wages, property damage, pain and suffering, and other costs.
Contact Morris, Cary, Andrews, Talmadge & Driggers at 334-380-5538 or 888-778-6580 to discuss your motorcycle accident injury. We charge no attorney fees unless we win a recovery for you.
Motorcycle Accidents Can Be Fatal
Because of the size difference between motorcycles and cars, and the lack of protection for bike riders, motorcycle accidents often lead to head injuries and other serious or fatal injuries, including:
- Head, neck and spine injuries
- Wrongful death
- Broken bones
- Road rash
- Burns
- Scars
- Paralysis
When a car or commercial vehicle hits a motorcyclist, many times the driver claims the biker "darted out" into the road and that the biker was violating a traffic law, and therefore at fault. So, it's extremely important to contact a lawyer to assist in preserving evidence and interviewing witnesses, in order to show that the accident was caused by the other driver.
Fight for Your Right to Full & Fair Compensation
If you were seriously injured in a motorcycle accident, our attorneys will first seek to negotiate a settlement. If, however, the insurer is unwilling to settle appropriately, we are prepared to take the case to trial. We can tell the story of what happened and how your life has been affected by the accident in an understandable and compelling manner.
Call our law office in Dothan, Alabama, at 334-380-5538 or 888-778-6580, or e-mail us to schedule a consultation.
