A CLEAR PLACE TO START
A conversation firstA conversation first.
A free initial conversation.
Clear next stepsClear next steps
Understand what comes next.
No fee unless we recoverNo fee unless we recover
You pay no attorney’s fee upfront.
MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT CLAIMS
Cases we handle
Every rider and every collision has a different story. Start with what happened and how you have been affected.
Intersection collisions
Crashes involving turning vehicles, signals and competing accounts of who had the right of way.
Lane-change and rear-end crashes
Injuries involving merging vehicles, following traffic and sudden stops.
Passengers and other riders
Questions about injuries, available information and insurance after riding as a passenger.
Unidentified or uninsured drivers
Crashes where the other driver is unknown or there are questions about available coverage.
Not sure where your situation fits? You can still start a conversation.
What to do now
You can start the conversation with the information you have. Your care, records and questions are a useful place to begin.
01 / Tell us about your immediate needs
Start with your treatment, injuries and what is making daily life difficult.
02 / Preserve what you already have
Keep photographs, witness details, the report number and available information about your motorcycle and riding gear.
03 / Bring your questions
Save letters and messages from insurers. Write down anything you want clarified before making a decision.
How we help
Your account matters. So do the details that help explain what happened.
Understand the collision
We consider the available accounts, photographs and records rather than making assumptions about the rider.
Document the effect on your life
We gather information about treatment, work and the practical consequences of the injury.
Keep decisions clear
We explain the available path and what information may be needed as the claim develops.
Compensation and insurance
Your injuries and recovery deserve a careful look.
A damaged motorcycle is only part of the picture. Treatment, missed work and available insurance information help explain your situation.
01 / CARE AND RECOVERY
Your recovery
is part of the picture.
Medical bills, treatment information and the questions you have about continuing care.
02 / WORK AND EVERYDAY LIFE
Work and everyday life
Time away from work and the ways the injury has affected your daily routine.
03 / INSURANCE AND MOTORCYCLE DAMAGE
Insurance and motorcycle damage
Policy information, repair records, photographs and correspondence about the motorcycle or collision.
A number without the context of your case is not a useful answer. We start by understanding the details.
South Carolina rules
The facts of the crash matter more than assumptions about riding.
Understanding responsibility
Tell us about the road, traffic, available photographs and any disagreement over what happened. We can discuss the information needed to understand responsibility.
TIME MATTERS
Timing is part
of the picture.
Many personal-injury actions are subject to a three-year limitations period. When time starts running and whether a different rule applies depend on the facts.
START WITH THE FACTS
01 / WHEN
The collision date
02 / WHERE
Where it happened
03 / WHAT
What you remember
Share the date and location of the crash. Do not assume that an ongoing insurance discussion extends the time to file a claim.
Process and fees
Know where you stand, from the first conversation to the next decision.
01 / First conversation
Share what happened. We listen, ask questions and explain whether we may be able to help.
02 / Understanding your case
If we move forward together, we gather information and explain the issues that matter.
03 / Moving your claim forward
We prepare and pursue the appropriate path, keeping you informed about meaningful developments.
04 / Resolution and next steps
We explain the available choices and help you understand what a resolution means for you.
Your recovery.
Our focus.
You pay no attorney’s fee upfront. We receive a fee only if we recover compensation for you.
UPFRONT
ATTORNEY’S FEE
A conversation first.
Ask us how fees and case expenses would work in your situation.
Common questions
Can you help if the other driver blames me?
You can still contact us. Tell us what each person says happened and what photographs, witnesses or reports may be available.
What if I was a passenger?
You can start a conversation about your injuries and the collision. Bring the information you have about the riders, drivers and insurance involved.
Should I keep photographs of the motorcycle and gear?
Keep photographs and records you already have. They may help explain the collision and the damage; you do not need every item before reaching out.
Does the first conversation cost anything?
The initial conversation is free and does not obligate you to hire the firm.
Can I speak with someone in Spanish?
Yes. Let our team know that you would prefer to speak in Spanish.
Do I pay an attorney’s fee upfront?
You pay no attorney’s fee upfront. We receive a fee only if we recover compensation for you.
12 / YOUR NEXT STEP
You have enough on your mind.
Start with a conversation about what comes next.
Free initial conversation. No commitment.
INSIGHTS & GUIDES
