Motorcycle Accident Attorney in Raleigh

A skilled motorcycle accident lawyer from Morgan and Morgan, the nation’s largest and most powerful injury firm, understands the complexities of contributory negligence and how they tend to influence these claims. For this reason, they work to build a robust case that minimizes any potential attribution of fault to you. This includes investigating the accident thoroughly to establish the facts, gathering evidence to prove liability, utilizing our powerful legal resources to strengthen the case, and employing legal strategies to counter any attempts to assign blame unfairly. 

Our proven track record sets our injury firms apart from others in Raleigh and throughout North Carolina. We are not one of those injury firms that are all talk without action. 

To prove this, here are some of our most recent motorcycle accident results:

• $20 million verdict for a motorcycle accident victim in Florida
• $7 million settlement for a motorcycle accident victim in Florida
• $6.6 million verdict for another accident victim in Atlanta
• $47 million for a motorcyclist injured by a wrong-way driver in Florida

Note that the above are only examples of recent cases we’ve won, and we still have many others pending in and out of court. For more updated results, check out our verdicts and settlements page.

In Raleigh, if you get injured in a motorcycle accident, you may be able to recover both economic and non-economic damages. 

Let’s start with economic damages. 

These are tangible, quantifiable losses that result from a motorcycle accident. Examples include but are not limited to:

• Medical expenses, covering hospital bills, surgeries, medication, and any necessary rehabilitation. 
• Property damage compensation, which accounts for the repair or replacement costs of the damaged motorcycle. 
• Lost wages due to time off work during recovery or disability, and future earning capacity if the injuries lead to a long-term impact on employment.

Now, on to non-economic damages.

These are more subjective and involve intangible losses that don’t usually have a specific dollar value. Examples include:

• Pain and suffering, which covers the physical and emotional distress experienced due to the accident and subsequent injuries. 
• Emotional distress, meant to compensate you for the psychological trauma, anxiety, and other mental health issues resulting from the accident. 
• Loss of enjoyment of life, which helps compensate you for 
• Loss of consortium, referring to the impact on personal relationships, including the inability to enjoy companionship or maintain a normal marital relationship.

In some cases, plaintiffs may be awarded punitive damages (only if the case goes to court), designed to punish the at-fault party for particularly reckless or egregious behavior that led to the accident. Unlike economic and non-economic damages, punitive damages are not focused on compensating the victim but on deterring similar conduct in the future.

At Morgan and Morgan, we believe that your rights are non-negotiable, and so is our dedication to securing them. That explains why we’ve been able to recover over $25 billion for more than 700,000 injury victims, including those involved in motorcycle accidents. 

Contact us today to get started with a free case evaluation.