Establishing negligence in a motorcycle accident personal injury case involves demonstrating four crucial elements. Firstly, the defendant must have had a duty of care towards the plaintiff. This implies that the driver had a legal responsibility to exercise reasonable care while on the road. Secondly, the defendant must have breached this duty of care. This could include reckless driving, speeding, or violation of traffic laws. Thirdly, this breach must have directly resulted in the accident. Lastly, it must be proven that the accident caused actual harm or damage to the plaintiff, such as physical injury, property damage, or financial loss. This process can be complex and requires meticulous investigation and evidence collection, which is where our personal injury attorney becomes invaluable.

Costs Associated with a Motorcycle Accident

• Medical Expenses: Motorcycle accidents often result in serious injuries requiring extensive medical treatment. This can include emergency room visits, surgery, rehabilitation, medication, and ongoing care.
• Loss of Income: If your injury forces you to take time off work, or impacts your ability to work in the future, you may be able to claim for lost income.
• Property Damage: This includes damage to your motorcycle, clothing, protective gear, or any personal belongings at the time of the accident.
• Pain and Suffering: If your injuries have resulted in significant pain or emotional distress, these are considered non-economic damages.
• Future Expenses: If your injuries require future medical care, or if they have permanently impacted your quality of life, you may be entitled to compensation for future expenses.

In the aftermath of a motorcycle accident, our team at The Nesmith Firm, PLLCcan be your staunch advocates. Our Charlotte motorcycle accident attorney is proficient in reviewing cases, calculating the full spectrum of losses, leading negotiations, and advocating for the right to fair compensation.

We seek to alleviate the financial burden that comes from an accident. Trust us to handle the complexities of your case while you focus on recovery. We will listen to your story and can provide you with the guidance you need to make informed decisions about your case.

Call us at (704) 741-7363 to schedule a consultation today.