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BRUNSWICK MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT ATTORNEY
Drivers who fail to check mirrors or give adequate space put Brunswick motorcyclists at serious risk of injury. The motorcycle accident team at Morgan & Morgan represents injured riders and pursues compensation from the negligent motorists responsible.
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Motorcycle Accident Attorney in Brunswick
When riding a motorcycle, your body is basically the only other protection you have besides your helmet, jacket, gloves, pants, and eye protection. That explains why victims of accidents involving motorcycles tend to suffer serious injuries.
If such a scenario sounds too familiar, you may be eligible for compensation for your injuries or losses. However, insurance companies and their adjusters are not usually easy to deal with, especially given the societal bias against motorcyclists. They are often regarded as negligent and reckless on the road, making it difficult to prove their case.
That’s why you need an experienced Brunswick motorcycle accident lawyer to represent you against the other party. And if you hire one from Morgan and Morgan, rest assured your case is in safe hands. Our attorneys have fought for more than 700,000 families from all corners of the nation, including right here in Brunswick, and helped recover over $30 billion for different injury cases.
You, as well, might be able to recover compensation for your motorcycle accident. Get in touch today to get started.
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What Are Some Common Causes of Motorcycle Accidents?
Motorcycle accidents can occur due to various reasons, including but not limited to:
- speeding;
- distracted driving;
- poor road conditions like potholes or uneven surfaces;
- defective motorcycle parts (or even design);
- adverse weather conditions; and
- other drivers' failure to notice motorcycles due to their smaller size.
If you believe the motorcycle accident you were involved was becuase of someone else’s fault, please contact us for a free case review. Our attorneys might be able to help you pursue compensation.
What Makes Motorcycle Accident Cases Particularly Difficult?
These cases often involve unique challenges, most notably the fact that motorcyclists are more vulnerable to serious injuries due to the lack of protective barriers compared to standard cars. Also, proving negligence can be more complex, as there may be biases against motorcyclists. More than half of the time, when these accidents happen, insurance companies and claims adjusters often assume that motorcyclists are to blame.
Additionally, the extent of injuries and associated costs can be significantly higher than in standard injury cases. That also means you’ll need a specialist to handle your case, not just any general personal injury lawyer.
Against Whom Do I File a Claim With?
In Brunswick, you would typically file a claim against the party or parties responsible for the accident. That’s because Georgia is an at-fault state when it comes to filing a traffic accident claim.
The “at-fault” party, in this context, could be another driver, a motorcycle or parts manufacturer, a government entity responsible for road maintenance, or even a construction company.
What Is the Statute of Limitations on Motorcycle Accident Cases in Georgia?
The statute of limitations for motorcycle accident cases in Georgia is usually set at two years from the date of the accident. It's important to file within this timeframe. If you don’t, you’ll lose your right to sue.
What If I Was Partly at Fault for the Motorcycle Accident?
Georgia follows a modified comparative negligence rule. This means you can still recover damages if you were partly at fault, as long as your fault is less than 50%. With that in mind, your compensation will be reduced by your percentage of fault.
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