
What can you do after a reckless driver or a negligent manufacturer causes your motorcycle accident? A Loganville motorcycle accident lawyer from our firm can help you collect compensation from the liable party.
Filing a case against whoever caused your collision serves two purposes: it holds the at-fault party responsible for how they harmed you, and it enables you to get the money you need for all of your accident-related expenses. A Loganville personal injury lawyer at Kaine Law will make it easier to take legal action by managing your case from start to finish.
You Should Act Fast After a Motorcycle Accident
The days and weeks following your motorcycle accident are likely to be very hectic. You have many things to worry about, including:
- Receiving medical care for your injuries
- Speaking to the police and insurance adjusters about your crash
- Figuring out when, if ever, you will be able to go back to work
- Deciding whether you should sue the at-fault party
In most cases, as stated in O.C.G.A. § 9-3-33, you have two years to begin a motorcycle accident lawsuit. While this might seem like a long time, remember that you can easily get distracted by other matters and that evidence may get harder to find as time goes by.
Tasks a Motorcycle Accident Attorney From Kaine Law Can Assume for You
By hiring Kaine Law, you can make the aftermath of your motorcycle accident much easier to deal with. We take on all legal tasks on behalf of our clients, such as:
- Collecting evidence from the police, your doctor, your personal records, the mechanic who worked on your bike, and audiovisual footage, among other sources
- Identifying the party who caused your accident, whether they are a driver, a manufacturer, a government agency, or a maintenance team
- Assessing your injuries to determine how much your case is worth
- Informing all relevant parties, including the other party and their insurer, about your lawsuit
- Meeting with the insurer to negotiate a fair settlement for your injuries
- Taking your case to trial if necessary and pursuing a jury award
We are always there for our clients, no matter what. Our team makes time to address your concerns, explain the legal process, and keep you informed every step of the way.
In exchange for our services, we charge a contingency fee, so you only pay us once you get your compensation.
For a free legal consultation with a motorcycle accident lawyer serving Loganville, call 404-214-2001
Motorcycle Accident Compensation Is Based on Your Injuries
The amount of financial compensation—also called “damages”—you can recover after a motorcycle crash depends on:
- How much money the accident cost you
- How serious your motorcycle accident injuries are
- Whether you file your case on time
- Whether the insurance company cooperates with you
- How much evidence you can find to prove your case
Our Loganville motorcycle accident lawyer wants to help you get the right amount of compensation to cover your monetary, physical, and psychological losses. Once you hire us, we can get to work determining which of the following damages you qualify for. Examples include:
- Pain and suffering, for both physical and mental anguish resulting from the injuries or the traumatic nature of the accident itself
- Loss of income or earning capacity, if your injuries have cost you income or will affect your ability to work in the future
- Loss of consortium, or the ways in which your marriage has suffered since the accident
- Medical expenses, like money you have already spent on treatment as well as any medical costs your doctor expects you to incur in the months and years ahead
- Disability, if the accident has temporarily or permanently cost you the use of any limb, organ (including parts of the brain), or sense
- Property damage, if the accident damaged or destroyed your motorcycle, your cell phone, or another valuable personal item
How do we assess your injuries and determine how much they are worth in monetary terms? Kaine Law takes several steps to ensure we calculate a fair value for each client’s case, including:
- Reviewing common legal formulas and selecting the one that best fits your situation
- Collecting and carefully examining evidence, such as medical records, bills, pay stubs, and expert testimony
- Speaking with you and those close to you about the effects the accident has had on your life
- Reviewing any relevant laws that may influence how much compensation you can recover
Kaine Law Also Represents Motorcycle Accident Victims
We are always proud to help accident survivors file a case and recover compensation after a personal injury. We are just as capable and compassionate when representing the surviving family members of motorcycle accident victims who did not survive their injuries.
A wrongful death case is both similar to and different from a personal injury case. For example:
- The statute of limitations is the same—two years—but the “countdown” in wrongful death cases starts on the date your loved one passes, not when they were injured.
- You can only collect compensation for the personal injury losses listed above if your loved one did not complete a case on their own behalf prior to their passing.
- Regardless of what legal actions your loved one did or did not take, you can seek reimbursement for your own losses, including funeral expenses, loss of financial support, and loss of companionship.
Motorcycle accidents are especially deadly for motorcyclists: the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that of all the traffic fatalities in the United States in 2021, 14 percent were motorcyclists.
If you lost your loved one in a preventable motorcycle crash, please accept our condolences. Kaine Law is here whenever you are ready to call us for legal advice and a free case assessment.
Get Started on Your Motorcycle Accident Suit
At Kaine Law, our Loganville motorcycle accident lawyer charges no attorney’s fees until you get your compensation. This way, you can get the legal representation you want without having to worry about the cost. Contact us today to get a free case review and learn more about our services.
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Loganville Motorcycle Accident FAQs
Can repairing my motorcycle too soon hurt my Loganville accident claim?
It can. Repairs may erase impact marks, broken components, or other physical evidence showing how the crash occurred. Before authorizing major repairs or disposal of damaged parts, consider preserving photographs and allowing the motorcycle to be inspected. A Loganville motorcycle accident lawyer at Kaine Law can help preserve evidence that may become important if fault is disputed.
I am self-employed and cannot work after my Loganville motorcycle crash. How do I prove lost income without regular paychecks?
Self-employed riders can use records other than traditional pay stubs. Tax returns, invoices, contracts, appointment records, bank deposits, and business records may help establish income interrupted by the accident. A Loganville motorcycle accident lawyer can organize that evidence and account for the financial effect of your inability to work.
Can a traffic citation against me prevent me from recovering compensation money after a motorcycle accident in Loganville?
Not automatically. A citation can become evidence in the case, but it does not by itself determine civil liability for the entire collision. The surrounding facts still matter, including what the other driver did and whether the cited conduct actually contributed to the crash. A Loganville motorcycle accident attorney at our firm can investigate the collision rather than allowing one citation to decide the claim.
The insurer wants to inspect my damaged motorcycle. Do I have to let them before I know what caused the crash?
An inspection can become important when mechanical failure, impact damage, or another physical issue is disputed, so preserving the motorcycle in its post-crash condition may protect your case. Before parts are removed or the bike is altered, a Loganville motorcycle accident lawyer at Kaine Law can help coordinate evidence preservation and determine how an inspection should be handled.
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