Every motorcycle accident is a nerve-racking experience. If
you want to recover compensation for your damages, you will need to have enough
evidence to support the filing and settlement of a motorcycle accident claim. The
following are the types of evidence you may need:
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A police report will contain details about
injuries, property damage and the cause of the crash, as well as its date, time
and location. You may be able to use that report to support your claim.
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Your helmet can play an important role for
establishing that you didn’t contribute to your face or head injuries.
Photograph your helmet at the scene, and don’t alter it in any way.
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Photograph the accident scene and your
motorcycle as it lies on the ground.
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Write down the names and contact information of
all witnesses. Write down what they saw, as their statement is invaluable.
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Medical records are an important piece of
evidence. Keep copies of the paramedics’ notes, your medical bills, the written
diagnosis and prognosis of your doctor, and any test results from MRIs or CAT
scans.
My brother has been seriously injured in a motorcycle accident due to the negligence of a car driver. How can he claim compensation for his injuries?
ReplyDeleteIf your loved one has been injured in a motorcycle accident due to the negligence of others, he or she can claim compensation from the respective parties. It is important to work with an attorney who knows how to pursue all possible sources of compensation.
ReplyDeleteRockland Injury Lawyers have over 50 years of experience in dealing with motorcycle accidents. These lawyers are skilled and professional. They do their best to get you or your loved one what he or she deserves as quickly and as efficiently as possible.
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