Motorcycle Accident Lawyer in Syracuse, NY

Motorcycle Accident Injury Lawyer in Syracuse, NY

Every time you go for a ride, you’re placing your trust in the other motorists on the road to drive safely. When that trust is broken and a negligent driver causes an accident resulting in injury or death, we believe justice should be done and fair compensation should be paid. 

At MCV Law, our attorneys understand how difficult it can be to recover from a motorcycle accident, both physically and psychologically. Even at low speeds, motorcycle accident victims often suffer severe injuries. We’re here to take the legal fight to the liable parties and their insurance company for you, so you can focus on recovering. We have the experience, skillset, and attention to detail needed to win substantial monetary settlements for injured riders across Central and Northern New York. 

How Much Does a Motorcycle Accident Lawyer Cost? 

We don’t get paid until you do. Our Personal Injury attorneys work hard to maximize the financial settlements awarded to the motorcycle accident victims we represent. Connect with our Syracuse office today for a free initial consultation. 

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How Can a Motorcycle Accident Lawyer Help Win Your Case? 

When you have MCV Law working on your behalf, our attorneys can: 

  • Investigate your accident, working with witnesses and accident reconstruction specialists to determine its cause and whether another party was negligent 
  • Gather available evidence that strengthens your claim 
  • Handle the paperwork, which will help you to meet deadlines and fulfill the procedural requirements associated with filing a Personal Injury claim in New York State 
  • Negotiate with the insurance company and its lawyers to pursue fair compensation for your injuries 
  • Represent you in court and fiercely protect your rights if the insurance company refuses to settle 

Personal Injury law in New York State can be complex, especially when applied to motorcycle accidents. Even if your accident was clearly caused by a negligent driver, their insurance company’s lawyers may try to shift the blame onto you to try and avoid paying you the settlement you deserve. We’re here to help. Your entire case could hinge on a skillful presentation of evidence, testimony, and medical information that tells your story. 

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What Makes Motorcycle Accident Injury Cases Unique? 

Because motorcycles offer comparatively less protection for their operators than cars or trucks, motorcycle riders are more likely to be seriously injured in an accident. 

Motorcycle riders are not required to have no-fault insurance coverage. This puts them at risk of paying for their medical expenses through their private health insurance and/or out of pocket. These two facts in combination make it critically important for injured motorcyclists to hire an experienced Personal Injury attorney. 

Who Can I Sue for Motorcycle Accident Injuries? 

Motorcycle accidents are most often caused by some form of driver error, in which case the at-fault driver may be held financially responsible for your injuries. However, in some instances property owners who fail to maintain safe conditions and/or manufacturers of defective vehicle components can be held liable if their actions have resulted in an accident. 

How Much is a Motorcycle Accident Injury Claim Worth? 

Generally speaking, the more severe the injuries, the larger the settlement. Factors that play into the size of a settlement may include:  

  • Medical treatments 
  • Rehabilitation and physical therapy 
  • Lost wages and/or lost future earning capacity 
  • Disfigurement/scarring 
  • Pain and suffering 
  • Diminished quality of life 
  • PTSD 
  • Wrongful death 

At MCV Law, we understand the seriousness of motorcycle accidents and the impacts they have on the lives of victims. We’re here to help you achieve justice and win the compensation that you’re entitled to under New York State law. We’re here to listen to your story.  

We’re here to help you get your life back. 

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