Motorcycle Accidents
 A motorcycle accident is often more treacherous than an auto accident; there is no such thing as a fender bender when a motorcycle accident occurs. A motorcycle accident can involve serious injuries and have devastating results. And although motorcyclists are often stereotyped as reckless and fast drivers, it is negligent automobile drivers who cause more than two-thirds of the accidents involving motorcycles.However, because of the perceived increased dangers associated with motorcycle accidents, the motorcyclist’s rights in such an accident may be difficult to defend, even if the cause is the other party’s negligence. If you are involved in a motorcycle accident, it is imperative that you speak with an experienced motorcycle accident attorney before speaking with your insurance company. At Catalano & Catalano we represent clients throughout California who have suffered property damage, serious injuries or the death of loved ones in auto accidents. We offer experienced and knowledgeable legal guidance in a professional atmosphere. Our attorneys are familiar with the complexity of injuries sustained in motorcycle accidents, including soft tissue damage, spinal cord and back injuries, broken bones, and injuries to the face and eyes. We counsel clients to be patient in seeking compensation, as some injuries don’t manifest until well after the crash. We never take a quick settlement, seeking full compensation to meet the current and future needs of our clients. Compensation depends on the severity of the injury, and recovery time. We seek no less than the lost wages and medical expenses, as well as damages for loss of normal life, pain and suffering, and future surgeries or treatment. If you have any legal questions regarding an injury or death related to an auto accident, contact Catalano & Catalano today for a free consultation. We are truly committed to achieving fair and just results. Our experience will prove beneficial in valuing your case, assisting in determining if any settlement offers are fair, or deciding whether you should proceed to trial. |
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