Motorcycle Accident Lawyer
San Marcos Accidents

Steps to Take after a Motorcycle Accident

If you are involved in a motorcycle accident:

• Obtain medical care immediately.
• Do not admit fault.
• Do not talk to anyone who represents the other party’s insurer. Let your lawyer do this.
• Give your lawyer any information you may possess from the accident scene.
• Retain a reputable personal injury lawyer as soon as possible.
• Call your insurance company. Speak with your lawyer before giving any recorded statements.

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What Can Be Recovered

A court can grant a financial award to a motorcyclist injured by another’s carelessness. This compensation is paid to make up for losses caused by the accident, including:

• Medical expenses.
• Pain and suffering.
• Lost Wages
  
• Diminished future earnings.
  
• Costs of assisted living.
  

When a motorcyclist dies in an accident, the victim’s family may be able to file a claim for “wrongful death.” This case is designed to recover compensation for loss of the victim’s love, companionship, and economic support. The victim’s estate may be entitled to sue on behalf of the victim’s heirs.

Hiring a Motorcycle Accident Lawyer

You should hire an exceptional motorcycle accident lawyer promptly. If you delay, critical evidence may be destroyed and the deadline for filing a claim may pass.

The Reeves Law Group lawyers have a 98.7% rate of success handling personal injury cases. Their exemplary track record includes thousands of accident claims. 

Contact Us

Our San Marcos accident lawyer’s office is located at 100 E. San Marcos Boulevard, to provide a convenient place to meet our North San Diego County clients. If you need a personal injury lawyer for your San Marcos motorcycle accident, contact us for a free consultation. Call us at (760) 992-3346 or e-mail us

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Motorcycle Accident Cases

Motorcycle crashes are often resolved without court involvement. When settlement cannot be reached, your motorcycle accident lawyer will identify the parties to be sued. You may increase your odds of receiving appropriate compensation by suing several parties.

Examples of parties who may be sued in a motorcycle crash case:

• Other vehicle owners.
• Car and truck drivers.
• Government entities that did not provide proper road maintenance.
• Motorcycle mechanics or manufacturers, if poor quality repairs or a flawed vehicle design contributed to the crash.

When the other parties are uninsured, you may pursue a claim through your own insurance company. In that case, always remember that your insurer wants to minimize its payout amounts. If differences with your insurer cannot be reconciled, your attorney may recommend suing the carrier.