Compensation in a Motorcycle Accident Case
You know that you deserve maximum compensation for your injuries. But what exactly does that mean? Compensation for a personal injury claim is broken down into two types of damages: non-economic and economic damages.
Non-economic damages encompass your non-tangible losses, such as:
- Mental anguish
- Pain and suffering
- Loss of enjoyment in life
Economic damages are intended to compensate you for your calculable financial losses, including:
- Medical bills
- Lost income and lost earning potential
- Property damage
Determining exactly how much you are owed for motorcycle accident injuries is a complex legal process—one mistake, and you may miss out on compensation that is vital to your recovery.
Thomas Law Offices doesn’t let that happen. If you’re ready to seek compensation for the harm another driver caused, contact our law firm to set up a free consultation with an experienced attorney.
Proving Fault for Your Motorcycle Accident
When a motorcycle rider is hit and injured by another driver, establishing fault is a necessary precursor to recovering compensation. One thing is clear—the driver who acted negligently and hit your motorcycle is responsible. Proving that to the insurance company can be a challenge, though.
Insurance companies are profit-minded businesses that prioritize their own bottom lines over helping those who have been wrongfully injured in an accident. If given the chance, they will limit your settlement or deny liability altogether, even though you have the same rights to pursue compensation as anyone else on the road.