If you ride a motorcycle, statistics show the chance for injury is very high no matter how careful you are. There is only a helmet between your head and another person’s vehicle or the ground. If you are the victim of a motorcycle accident, it can be a life-changing event. The full extent of your injuries can be difficult to calculate and future ramifications can be hard to predict.
At Slater & Zurz, our motorcycle accident lawyers have been assisting victims of motorcycle accidents for over 30 years. We have handled thousands of accident cases and helped clients receive verdicts and needed settlements.
Contact us and speak with an experienced motorcycle accident lawyer about your motorcycle accident case. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call 1-888-534-4850, or send us a message here.
All initial consultations are free. There is no obligation to hire our firm. If you do decide to hire us, there will be no upfront fees or monthly retainers. We represent clients injured in motorcycle accidents on a contingency fee basis. That means you have no out-of-pocket costs. It also means we only get paid if we get you results. If we don’t deliver you results, you owe us nothing.
Dealing with Insurance Companies After a Motorcycle Accident
When making a claim in a motorcycle accident, you will often have to deal with large insurance companies who are focused on paying the least amount of money possible for your claim or will try to deny it. You will likely need the help of an experienced professional who will not risk losing the full value of your case.
A motorcycle accident victim should be able to recover compensation for property damage, physical injury, medical bills, and pain and suffering if another party caused an accident due to negligent driving or lack of care. A motorcycle accident lawyer can help level the playing field in the arena of insurance adjusters and other insurance company representatives who may inaccurately assess the value of your claim.
Under Ohio law, a motorcycle accident victim has two years from the date of injury to file a personal injury claim against an individual(s), an insurance company, or both. Call an experienced motorcycle accident lawyer at Slater & Zurz.
