Denied liability motorbike accident advice

Are you stuck as a victim of a denied liability motorbike accident scenario? Before you ask a lawyer to represent you, there’s a few things you should know.

It’s not uncommon for the Defendant to deny liability in a motorbike accident case. One of the primary reasons for this is that the riders are often more seriously hurt since they don’t have the protection of a car, and in cases where the victim is more seriously injured, it can be in the interests of the insurers for the driver at fault to dispute the case. This is because the pay-outs tend to be higher.

Insurers ultimately don’t want to pay cases out, so where they can deny liability and defend a case, they will. Follow this key piece of advice for the best way forward.

What should you do as a victim in a denied liability motorbike accident case?

The best and most important advice, in our view, as a victim looking for legal advice in a denied liability motorbike accident case is to instruct a specialist lawyer.

The best way to know you’re dealing with a specialist lawyer is to use the guidance below:

• They specialise in motorbike accident cases;
• They specialise in serious injury cases;
• They can offer, in eligible cases, options for private treatment and home visits;
• They have a long history of fighting for the rights of motorbike accident victims.

If you haven’t already guessed, the reason we’ve put those things above is because that’s exactly what we can offer. There’s a reason why we’re the Motorbike Injury Lawyers, and as a firm of lawyers who specialise in complex and catastrophic injury cases, we’re confident we’re a fantastic option for you.

We can say we specialise in those areas because we have a large proportion of catastrophic and complex cases in our caseload, so this makes us suited to assisting with a denied liability motorbike accident case.

Denied liability motorbike accident victims: we’re here to help

To any victims in a denied liability motorbike accident scenario, we’re here to help.

Please contact the team for specialist advice and assistance.