Questions about Motorcycle Accidents

Philadelphia and Allentown, Pennsylvania, New Jersey

How do I determine the extent of my injuries in a motorcycle accident?

Some injuries will be immediately apparent, while others may take time to show symptoms. Even if you were wearing a helmet, brain injury is a common consequence of motorcycle accidents that might not show symptoms for several days or weeks. Seek medical attention as soon as possible after your accident to assess the full extent of your injuries.

What damages can I seek in a motorcycle accident claim?

When you come to Wapner, Newman, Wigrizer, Brecher & Miller for your motorcycle accident claim, we can seek damages including current and future medical expenses, current and future lost wages, property damage, pain and suffering, and emotional distress.

Can I just settle with insurance?

You can, but this is almost never in your best interests. Insurance companies are devoted to protecting their profits and will often offer a settlement that is inadequate to cover all of your damages. Only with an experienced motorcycle accident attorney can you be sure you are compensated for the full extent of your injuries.

I lost a loved one in a motorcycle accident. Can I file a lawsuit?

Motorcycle accidents often end in fatality. If you lose a spouse or parent in a motorcycle accident, you may have cause to file a wrongful death lawsuit. Our attorneys will carefully investigate the circumstances of your loved one’s death and help you determine if you can seek compensation for your tragic loss.

If you have further questions about motorcycle accidents, please contact the experienced motorcycle accident attorneys in Allentown at Wapner, Newman, Wigrizer, Brecher & Miller today to schedule a free initial consultation. Our firm serves clients throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey, with offices in Philadelphia, West Conshohocken, Allentown, and Marlton.