Motorcycle Accidents

Motorcyclists Take the Blame — but Aren’t at Fault

Motorcycle accidents can lead to significant and permanent injuries. If traveling the same distance, motorcyclists are more than 25 times more likely than car passengers to die in a vehicle crash. They are more than five times more likely to be injured; a typical year results in more than 80,000 motorcyclist injuries. According to Kentucky Office of Highway Safety, a significant number of motorcycle accidents are the fault of other drivers. Up to 40 percent of collisions result from a vehicle swerving in front of a motorcycle abruptly — and illegally. Accidents also arise from other drivers’ failure to signal correctly or disobeying other traffic laws. As a result, injured motorcyclists can file personal injury claims against other drivers and obtain funds to help pay their doctors’ bills as they recover.

We Will Help You Obtain Funds To Recover

The attorneys at Dixie Law Group, PSC, are skilled in helping injured motorcyclists receive monetary compensation. We negotiate aggressively with opposing counsel and insurance companies to make sure our clients receive damages for any hardships they experience, including:

Hospital bills and related fees
The costs of ongoing medical care
Lost wages as a result of missing work
Emotional distress
Pain and suffering

Our lawyers work closely with our clients throughout the legal process, taking care to understand and address all the concerns associated with motorcycle accidents. We make sure they gather the appropriate evidence, receive the proper medical attention, and help them assemble the strongest possible case.

Call Us For A Free Consultation

If you or a family member has been hurt in a motorcycle accident, we can help you understand your options. Call our Louisville office at 502-290-2397 or reach us online.

We’re located right along the Dixie Highway, where many of these crashes occur. If you’re unable to come to our office, we can arrange to meet you at your convenience.

Initial consultations are always free.