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We offer expert help & advice for those who need to make a motorbike injury compensation claim!
We offer expert help & advice for those who need to make a motorbike injury compensation claim!
If you need to make a claim for personal injury compensation as a victim of a head on motorbike crash, we may be able to help you.
This can be a common scenario when it comes to motorcycle accident claims. As with most motorbike accidents, the injuries the rider suffers can be serious. And this can definitely be the case when it comes to a head on motorbike crash.
It’s therefore important to get the right legal advice and representation when you make a claim for compensation if this has happened to you. Here’s a little advice in this blog for you.
Getting the right advice about burn injuries from a motorcycle accident is important, especially when the burns are severe.
When we often think about the damage from the impact of a bike accident causing severe musculoskeletal damage, the impact of burn injuries is not always an immediate consideration. Compensation for burn injuries from a motorcycle accident can be high given that the scarring from burns can be severe.
If you’ve been the victim of a motorcycle accident and you would like further advice about claiming compensation for burns and scarring, we can help.
A motorbike claim with contributory negligence can be a common occurrence as some drivers try to argue that you were partially to blame; whether they’re right or wrong.
Contributory negligence simply means that you, as the rider, were in some way to blame for the accident or the injuries that occurred. It’s an argument that you partially bear some responsibility, and there are loads of arguments often used by drivers when bikers are injured in accidents. These can include arguments that you were speeding, or weaving dangerously, or overtaking without full due care and attention.
These arguments mean you may still have a claim where the underlying blame for the accident does lye with a driver, but this can still harm your case. A motorbike claim with contributory negligence often means a reduction in the compensation you receive. So, how do we stop this happening?
If you’ve suffered a motorcycle knee injury and you want to know more about how much compensation you could be entitled to, we can help.
We can give you some guidance based on the official guidelines that are used to value claims for compensation. The proper way to value a claim is for you to be seen by a privately-instructed medical expert. That’s something we organise for you as part of your claim. We then use our experience together with the report and the guidelines to work out how much you should receive.
As such, the advice in this blog is for guidance only. Always speak to us directly, but in the meantime, it can be helpful.
If you’ve been the victim of a motorcycle accident and you need to know more about broken leg compensation claim amounts, we can help you.
First and foremost, it’s important to tell you how we value a claim for compensation for a broken leg. We use specialist medical evidence together with our expertise to be able to judge how much the claim is worth, and we also use official guidelines. As such, the true value of your broken leg claim will be dependent on those things. The purpose of this article is for guidance only.
The best thing to do is contact us – and if it’s a serious broken leg injury, please contact our Serious Injury Claims Team as soon as you can!
The recent weather means an increase in the likelihood of people being involved in a bike crash in the snow as the weather has turned this week, and it may get worse.
OK, we know it’s only a bit of snow for many parts of the country. The UK has a tendency to have a bit of a meltdown when a flurry of the white stuff hits us. But this week’s snow has been enough to close airport runways and cause traffic problems.
As relatively small as it may be, it doesn’t change the fact that the dangers of a bike crash in the snow can be increased.
The weather has turned. We’ve seen temperatures drop and snow has fallen. So, it’s a time of the year when we remind ourselves of the dangers of bike accidents in icy weather.
When it comes to a bike accident, the weather is never an excuse. A driver who hits a biker because of the weather conditions can’t just rely on the weather as a defence. Road users need to adjust in icy conditions, which means reducing speeds and increasing stopping distances.
Even when we think it’s fine, there could be traitorous black ice waiting to slip is up. Bike accidents in icy weather can easily happen when road users fail to adjust their driving to suit the conditions. We’re here to fight for justice for injured riders if an accident ever happens.
Find out today if you’re eligible to claim compensation as a victim of a motorcycle filtering accident. We could help you claim on a No Win, No Fee basis.
We specialise in representing injured motorcycle accident victims. With filtering through traffic being a common practice, it’s not unusual for us to represent injured bikers when a car has hit them during a filtering manoeuvre.
Filtering in traffic safely isn’t illegal, nor is it against the Highway Code. Depending on exactly what’s happened, we can fight for your rights to make a claim as an injured biker.
If you need to claim for a broken arm injury in a motorbike accident, we can help you claim on a No Win, No Fee basis.
The key questions when you’ve broken your arm after a bike accident may include when you can get back on the bike, and how much you could claim. We’re not medical experts, and each case is diffident, but we can give you guidance right now as to how much you could claim for a broken arm injury claim.
Claiming compensation is important as a victim of a motorcycle accident. As specialist motorbike injury lawyers, we can help you.
It’s the time of year when advice for a bike accident in traffic may be useful to a lot of riders out there. Christmas is over, and the big commutes are back.
Not only are the roads going to get busier and busier as the holidays close to a final end, the weather won’t be helpful either. We have a few more months of darkness and cold, wet weather to endure.
When the heating is up and the frustration of traffic in the dark gets too much, some drivers will make mistakes. That means a possible increase in the need for advice after a bike accident in traffic. For us, that means people are in need of our help, which we’re happy to provide.