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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 advice about motorbike arm injury claims when it comes to what to do and what you may be able to recover in compensation, we can help.
Injuries to limbs like arms can be common in motorcycle accident cases given the lack of protection a bike offers when a crash takes place. Such injuries can often be serious in high-speed collisions, and it’s important for victims to know their rights when it comes to whether they can claim and what they can claim for.
Here’s a little guidance on the subject of arm injuries suffered by motorbike riders and what can be done about it.
Today, the July temperature record has apparently been broken, and the overall UK record since records began may also be broken as well. With this in mind, let’s talk about hot weather and motorbike accidents.
Hot weather can increase traffic on the roads, especially during the school holidays. If ever there was a day to get out the house and go do something somewhere nice – perhaps a trip to the beach – it’s now. And lovely, warm weather can make for perfect riding conditions as well.
But the combination of more road users, high spirits, and perhaps even a little too much sun affecting concentration could mean an increase in collisions…
Motorcycle head injury compensation pay-outs can be substantial. Head injuries are usually severe, so the level of damages that a victim can receive is reflected in this.
We always stress the importance of instructing an expert firm of personal injury lawyers for this type of case. We have our own dedicated Serious Injury Claims Team, and our primary focus as a firm is on complex and high-value compensation cases. We therefore recommend that you speak to us about your options as soon as you can, but it’s of course up to you!
In terms of very general guidance for pay-outs, here’s a little information for you.
If a driver failed to look and caused an accident with you as a motorbike rider, you’re more than likely going to need some legal representation!
In these kinds of scenarios, you should have a valid claim for personal injury compensation. The driver has the responsibility to make sure they look when they’re emerging from a side road, changing lanes, or pulling on to a roundabout, for example. If they cause a collision with the usual tagline of “sorry, I didn’t see you”, we can help.
Here’s a little advice about what you can do and what you could be entitled to in terms of a claim for compensation.
It’s common for riders to suffer hip and pelvic injuries after a motorbike accident as a result of an impact with another vehicle or an impact with the road.
As lawyers, we’re therefore used to dealing with claims for personal injury compensation where we’re looking at these kinds of orthopaedic injuries.
In this article, we’ll take a brief look at how you can determine the value of a claim for compensation for this kind of injury, and what you could be looking at in terms of guidelines for amounts.
Where a driver failed to give way to a motorbike rider, and the right of way was with the motorcyclist, an injured biker can be entitled to make a claim for personal injury compensation.
And we may be able to represent you for a case on a No Win, No Fee basis.
It seems fairly obvious that you can be entitled to claim where a driver has failed to give you right of way accordingly. However, liability disputes in motorbike accident claims can be common, especially when riders suffer serious injuries (which can also be common). That’s why instructing the right law firm for you is the best way to make sure your case is pursued the right way.
For bikers, hand injury compensation amounts can be substantial, and it’s a part of the body that’s easily injured when a rider is involved in an accident.
With this in mind, we thought it would be a good idea to give you a little insight into how we value hand injury compensation claims.
When you make a motorbike accident compensation claim, you can claim for General Damages and for Special Damages. General Damages is for the pain, suffering and loss of amenity caused, and that’s where we can give you an idea about amount. Special Damages is for losses and expenses, and that part of the case can easily be valued at more than the injury side of things.
We’re apparently due for some warmer weather this weekend, so I expect bikers to be out in force. With that in mind, here’s some advice if you have a motorbike accident on a country road.
As we often say, with the warmer weather comes more bikers. A country ride is a wonderful thought, but it’s not without its dangers. With drivers going too fast and pulling out from junctions, country roads with higher speed limits can be dangerous for riders. If you’re a rider who’s injured in an accident that was not your fault, you may be entitled to make a claim for personal injury compensation.
Here’s a little advice about your rights.
Need advice about foot injury compensation pay-outs as a rider who has been involved in a motorbike accident? We can help you.
As we usually say, without the protection a car offers, riders are often more seriously injured in accidents. Injuries to limbs like the feet can be common from either the impact of the initial collision, or the impact along the ground.
The only way to properly value a motorbike accident compensation claim is with specialist medical evidence. As part of the legal case process, we can obtain this. For rough guidance based on information we use with the medical evidence, read on.
If you’re a biker injured by an animal, you may be unsure as to how you can make a claim for personal injury compensation.
It’s not like you can sue an animal directly…
There is a way you can make a claim for compensation and receive the damages that you may be entitled to receive, and we may be able to represent you on a No Win, No Fee basis for a case as well. Whether you can claim or not often depends on the circumstances of your accident but know this: you may be able to bring a successful case.