Bicycle Motorcycle Accidents

Unfortunately, you've had a bicycle or motorcycle accident. It might have been a left-turner, a broadsider or a lane-changer that got you. You might have one or more broken bones and you probably some road-rash. No doubt, your bike is a mess, you're losing time from work (which you can't afford right now) and your body has begun to hurt. Now what? Fortunately, there is a process by which you can present a claim and be compensated for each of those losses. Unfortunately, it is exactly that: a process, not an bikematic redemption; and, in many cases, full compensation depends as much upon a strong working knowledge of the process itself as it does upon the nature of your losses. Whether you choose to be represented by an attorney or to represent yourself will depend upon several factors. With either choice, you will be presenting a claim for bodily injuries, property damage and/or general damages (commonly referred to as "pain and suffering") and you will need to gather information to present as proof of both the nature and extent of your claim.