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Ontario Accidents

What To Do After a Motorcycle Accident

If you are involved in a motorcycle crash:

• Obtain medical care immediately.
• Do not admit fault.
• Do not communicate with the other party’s insurer. Your lawyer should do this.
• Give your lawyer any information you may have obtained from the crash scene.
• Hire a qualified personal injury attorney as quickly as you can.
• Report the crash to your insurer. Do not give any recorded statements until after you consult your lawyer.

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What Can Be Recovered

A court can award financial compensation to an injured motorcycle accident victim. This award, meant to make up for losses caused by the crash, generally includes funds for:

• Medical expenses.
• Pain and suffering.
• Lost Wages
  
• Reduced earning capacity.
  
• Assisted living costs.
  

In fatal accidents, the victim’s family may be entitled to make a “wrongful death” claim to recover money for loss of the victim’s financial support, love, and companionship. The victim’s estate may also sue for the benefit of the deceased party’s heirs.

Hiring a Motorcycle Accident Lawyer

You should hire an excellent motorcycle accident lawyer right away. Delay could allow witnesses to forget, evidence to be destroyed, and filing deadlines to pass.

The Reeves Law Group lawyers have an outstanding track record representing accident victims. Our firm has a 98.7% success rate handling personal injury cases. 

Contact Us

Our Ontario accident lawyer’s office is located at 3350 Shelby Street, to provide a convenient place to meet our East San Gabriel Valley clients. If you need a personal injury lawyer for your Ontario motorcycle accident, contact us for a free consultation. Call us at (909) 370-2400 or e-mail us .

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Motorcycle Accident Cases

Many motorcycle accidents are settled without court involvement. If settlement cannot be reached, your motorcycle accident lawyer will identify which parties should be sued. Suing several parties makes your chance of receiving total compensation more likely.

Examples of parties often sued in motorcycle collision cases:

• Vehicle Owners.
• Car and truck drivers.
• Government entities responsible for providing safe roadways.
• Motorcycle manufacturers or mechanics, if bike defects or flawed repairs contributed to the collision.

If the other party lacks insurance, filing a claim through your insurance company may be an option. In that case, you should not assume that your insurer shares your best interests. Insurance carriers seek to minimize payouts. Litigation may become necessary if differences with your insurer cannot be settled.