Motorcycle Accident Attorney in Kentucky
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Motorcycle Accident Attorney in Kentucky
Morgan and Morgan, America’s largest and most powerful injury firm, has been fighting for the rights of individuals injured in motorcycle accidents for more than 35 years. While your case might be unique to use, our attorneys are not new to motorcycle accident litigation.
We’ve handled these cases before —and won —including a $47 million verdict for a motorcyclist who suffered life-threatening injuries after getting hit by a wrong-way driver.
Every day, more than 5,000 people call our injury firm looking for help with various cases. Some of these people are victims of motorcycle accidents. They look up to us to fight for them because, size aside, we are the one injury firm that treats its clients like family.
Our attorneys never rest until justice is served and the appropriate compensation issued. Collectively, we’ve won more than $20 billion for the injured.
To learn more about how we might be able to help, please contact us today for a free case evaluation.
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What Should I Do After a Motorcycle Accident?
After a motorcycle accident, your safety and health should always come first. Here are some quick tips to guide you:
- Move to a safe location if possible
- Call emergency services for medical attention
- Document the scene, preferably by taking photos and videos
- Note down details of the other vehicles involved
- Get the contact information from witnesses
- File a police report with the responding officers.
- Contact Morgan and Morgan for a free case review by a motorcycle accident attorney to understand your legal options.
That said, we know that each case is different, and you may not be able to follow all the steps above for one reason or another. In that case, keep two things in mind: getting immediate medical attention and contacting our law firm for further guidance.
The Other Party Says I’m at Fault. What Should I Do?
Do not admit liability or make any statements that could be interpreted as such, no matter what the other party tells you. Instead, gather as much evidence as possible from the accident scene and then contact us to discuss the next steps.
What Damages Am I Entitled to If the Accident Was Not My Fault?
You might be entitled to compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, property damage, and possibly punitive damages (if the case goes to court). The exact damages will depend on the severity and circumstances of the accident, which is why you need an attorney to help assess its full extent and put a dollar value on your claim.
How Much Will a Motorcycle Accident Attorney Charge to Represent Me?
Motorcycle accident attorneys from Morgan and Morgan work on a contingency fee basis, meaning they won’t get paid unless they win. And if they win, the payment will be a small percentage of the settlement or verdict.
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We have a dedicated team waiting to review your case, all for free, and discuss the best step forward. Do not wait—motorcycle accident cases are time-sensitive. Contact us today for a free case evaluation.