Motorcycle Accidents

Motorcycle Accidents

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Aggressive representation for your motorcycle accident claim.

Every motorcyclist knows that there is an increased risk of an accident any time they are out on public area roadways. Motorists simply do not pay close attention to what is happening around them, and they make moves that leave the motorcyclist in a position where they are unable to avoid a crash.

We are dedicated to helping you recover full compensation.

 Motorcycle accidents often leave riders struggling to recover from their injuries. Motorcyclists are in a vulnerable position when in traffic, and any crash has the potential to cause significant and lasting injuries.

Common injuries in motorcycle accidents

In motorcycle accidents, the most common injuries are:

  • Head injuries
  • Concussions
  • Traumatic brain injuries (TBI)
  • Fractured or broken bones
  • Soft tissue injuries
  • Spinal cord injuries
  • Paralysis
  • Amputation
  • Scrapes
  • Lacerations
  • Bruises
  • Severe burns
  • Damage to internal organs
  • Internal bleeding
  • Death

Another injury that is specific to motorcycle accidents is the biker’s arm, a condition caused by the motorist’s instinct to wrap his arms around his body while being thrown from the motorcycle during an accident. When landing, the arms absorb the greatest impact, which can lead to permanent nerve damage and other serious injuries.

The treatment of these injuries can be costly, and result in you missing time from work. Soon after your accident, the insurance companies will begin to evaluate your case. They will know exactly what it is worth and approach you with a number that may be substantially less than you expect. They hope that you will release them from future responsibility for as little money as possible.

Common risks faced by motorcycle riders.

 Riding a motorcycle comes with certain risks, and the negligent and risky behaviors of other drivers compound this risk. In fact, motorcycle riders and passengers may be surprised to learn the following about their chance of being involved in an accident:

 

Bikers face a host of unique challenges and other issues that may threaten their health and safety. From visual challenges to poor road conditions, motorcycle riders deal with increased chances of accidents and accident-related injuries.

Who is responsible for your motorcycle accident?

 If you have been injured in an accident, you can talk to our attorneys about your claim. At PMR Law, we have lawyers who have focused their practice on helping those with their claims. We know that injuries change lives, and we are committed to providing you with the skilled assistance that you need as you try to get back to normal.

Determining who or what is responsible for your motorcycle accident can be a complicated and confusing process. If factors beyond your control, such as the negligence or reckless behavior of another individual, caused your accident, you could be eligible for financial compensation. As a biker, you have rights, and those entitlements include the right to a full and fair recovery after a motorcycle accident.

We help you get the money that you deserve to deal with your current and future medical expenses. We will use our time-tested strategies to help you obtain a fair settlement of your case. If negotiation does not work, our team has handled several complex jury trials in Texas. We have complete confidence in our abilities inside the courtroom.

Take the first step toward protecting your claims. Call us today.

To speak to a member of our legal team about your case, please call our office at 832-324-2616, or send us an email to schedule a free consultation. We receive no attorney fees unless we can recover compensation for you. Se habla Español

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