Motorcycle Accident Injuries
Determined Johnson City motorcycle accident attorneys ready to fight for you
Motorcycle riders often sustain severe injuries in accidents. They ride a few inches from the pavement. They have little protection other than helmets and durable clothing. Even if not life-threatening, a motorcycle accident injury may leave a person unable to work, drive, live independently, or support his or her dependents. While motorcycle riders can be struck down through no fault of their own, insurance companies may try to blame the biker based on the inherent risks of riding. We know how to fight hard for clients to get them what they deserve: Call an aggressive Johnson City motorcycle accident lawyer today at (423) 464-7779.
Types of injury from a motorcycle accident
While statistics indicate that wearing a helmet can reduce fatality rates from a motorcycle accident injury by nearly 70%, there still is a significant degree of risk associated with riding. As Tennessee motorcycle accident attorneys, we understand riders. We know they ride defensively. But a distracted driver or someone who is operating recklessly can cause a serious accident in an instant, despite a cautious rider’s best efforts. When another driver’s negligent behavior contributes to the accident, Tennessee law permits motorcycle accident injury victims to pursue compensation for the extent to which the other driver was at fault.
A closer look at serious motorcycle wrecks
A motorcycle accident injury can range from sprains and bruises to life-threatening internal injuries. Some common injuries include:
- Broken bones
- Leg injury
- Arm injury
- Back and neck injury
- Amputation of extremities (fingers, toes, etc.)
- Internal bleeding
- Traumatic brain injury
- Spinal cord injury
- Paralysis
- Additionally, an accident victim may need facial and/or dental reconstruction.
Motorcycle injury victims can turn to an aggressive eastern Tennessee lawyer
There is no easy road to recovery, but that is no reason not to pursue the full compensation you are owed for another driver’s negligence in your motorcycle accident.Contact a Tennessee motorcycle injury attorney online or call (423) 464-7779 today. Delay may affect your right to seek compensation. The initial consultation is free.