Motorcycle Accident Lawyer
San Francisco Accidents

Steps to Take after a Motorcycle Accident

If you become involved in a motorcycle collision:

• Obtain medical care right away.
• Do not admit fault.
• Do not communicate with the other party’s insurance company. Your lawyer should do this.
• Give your lawyer any information you have gathered from the accident scene.
• Hire a skilled personal injury lawyer as quickly as possible.
• Call your insurance carrier. Get advice from your lawyer before giving a recorded statement.

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What Can Be Recovered

California courts can grant a monetary award to a rider hurt in a motorcycle collision. This award is meant to compensate for losses caused by the accident and usually includes money for:

• Medical expenses.
• Pain and suffering.
• Lost salary.
  
• Reduced future earnings.
  
• Assisted living costs.
  

In a fatal accident, the victim’s loved ones can sometimes file a “wrongful death” lawsuit to recover compensation for their loss of the victim’s financial support, care, and affection.  Similarly, a deceased victim’s estate may be entitled to sue for the benefit of the victim’s heirs.

Hiring a Motorcycle Accident Lawyer

Employ an exceptional motorcycle accident attorney as soon as possible after a motorcycle collision. Delay could cause lost or damaged evidence, forgetful witnesses, or missed lawsuit deadlines.

The attorneys at The Reeves Law Group have 25 years experience and a 98.7% success rate handling accident cases. We have pursued many motorcycle accident claims thoroughly and aggressively.

Contact Us

Our San Francisco accident lawyer’s office is located at 795 Folsom Street, to provide a convenient place for meeting our clients. If you need a personal injury lawyer for your San Francisco motorcycle accident, contact us for a free consultation.  Call us at (415) 671-4861 or e-mail us .

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Motorcycle Accident Cases

Many motorcycle accidents can be resolved without going to court. Otherwise, your motorcycle accident lawyer will identify which parties should be sued. Suing multiple parties could become necessary to increase the likelihood of you recovering full compensation for your injuries.

Examples of parties who may be sued after a motorcycle accident:

• Owners of other vehicles.
• Car and truck drivers.
• Government entities that failed their duties to provide safe roadways.
• Motorcycle mechanics or manufacturers, if faulty repairs or a flawed design contributed to the accident.

If the other party is uninsured, it may be possible to pursue a claim through your insurance company. In that case, you cannot assume that the carrier’s best interests are the same as yours. Your insurer wants to minimize its payouts for business reasons. If differences between you and your carrier cannot be resolved amicably, your lawyer may recommend suing the insurance company.