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We offer expert help & advice for those who need to make a motorbike injury compensation claim!
If you need to make a fractured jaw compensation claim as a rider who has been injured in a motorcycle accident, we can help you.
Although your helmet should hopefully have prevented more serious damage, a fractured jaw can easily be sustained from a bike incident. Any impact at speed can dislocate or fracture the jaw bone / mandible. If this happens to you, can you claim, and what could you expect to receive in terms of a compensation pay-out?
There can be a few things to consider when we value a fractured jaw compensation claim. We can give you some general guidance in this article here, but for specialist advice, make sure you contact the team.
If you want to know how much a good settlement for a motorcycle accident is, we need to explain to you how we value the case.
We have to be honest. This isn’t an easy question to answer without knowing anything about your circumstances. We’ll link you to some of our articles about different injuries and how much you could claim, but the value of the claim all depends on your injuries and losses.
Generally speaking, the more you suffer, the more we may be able to get for you. We have to consider how bad your injuries are and what sorts of losses and expenses you’ve incurred as well.
Motorbike knee injuries can be common when riders are involved in accidents. You’re likely to come off your bike or at least hit your knee, so we see these kinds of injuries a lot.
Knee injuries can be serious. It can be easy to do long-term damage when the knee joint is disrupted in any way at all. It can be easy for a rider to be left with permanent problems, and the need for surgery is also common. That’s why compensation amounts for motorbike knee injuries can be quite high, as we have to make sure that any damages received reflect what the victim has to go through.
Here’s a little advice about what to expect for this type of claim, and how much compensation you could be entitled to receive.
If you instruct us for a legal case, we may be able to offer private treatment for a motorcycle accident as part of your personal injury claim.
When you make a case, it isn’t just about making sure you receive the damages that you’re legally entitled to recover. There’s also a duty to make sure that you recover as quickly as possible, which is why treatment can often be essential. But since it isn’t always east to access treatment quickly with the NHS, it can be possible to have private treatment. This can be included as part of a legal case, and it’s something that we may be able to help you with.
We’re proud to be able to offer a range of extensive options as part of the service we offer for our clients.
If you have lost teeth, or suffered tooth damage, from a motorcycle accident, what can you do, and how much could you claim in compensation?
Normally, helmets can save a rider from more serious facial injuries, which includes damage to teeth. However, a hard fall (which can be common in any bike accident) doesn’t rule out that you may end up with some serious dental injuries.
Dental surgery can be incredibly costly. Luckily, you can claim back losses and expenses in a successful motorbike accident compensation claim. Let’s look at what you could claim for.
In this common and potentially serious kind of scenario, who’s at fault when a biker hits a car door? Can a biker claim for personal injury compensation?
Without being too vague, it all does depend on the circumstances of the accident, and we do assess matters on a case-by-case basis. That being said, there’s certainly a duty for drivers – and their passengers – to ensure they only ever open a car door when it’s safe to do so. Easy distractions can mean that this kind of accident can be common, but it can lead to serious injuries for the rider.
Here’s a little advice about what to do as a rider if this has happened to you.
You may be eligible to claim compensation for motorcycle neck injuries. When can you, and how much can you claim?
If the accident happened because someone else is at fault, you should have a valid claim for personal injury compensation. You can normally claim damages for the pain, suffering and loss of amenity you have to endure. You can also claim for losses and expenses as well (like lost earnings from being off work).
Whether another driver has caused an accident, or where the fault lies with a company or the council, you may have a claim. In terms of motorcycle neck injuries, how much can you receive?
If you need to make a claim for personal injury compensation as a victim of a head on motorbike crash, we may be able to help you.
This can be a common scenario when it comes to motorcycle accident claims. As with most motorbike accidents, the injuries the rider suffers can be serious. And this can definitely be the case when it comes to a head on motorbike crash.
It’s therefore important to get the right legal advice and representation when you make a claim for compensation if this has happened to you. Here’s a little advice in this blog for you.
Getting the right advice about burn injuries from a motorcycle accident is important, especially when the burns are severe.
When we often think about the damage from the impact of a bike accident causing severe musculoskeletal damage, the impact of burn injuries is not always an immediate consideration. Compensation for burn injuries from a motorcycle accident can be high given that the scarring from burns can be severe.
If you’ve been the victim of a motorcycle accident and you would like further advice about claiming compensation for burns and scarring, we can help.
A motorbike claim with contributory negligence can be a common occurrence as some drivers try to argue that you were partially to blame; whether they’re right or wrong.
Contributory negligence simply means that you, as the rider, were in some way to blame for the accident or the injuries that occurred. It’s an argument that you partially bear some responsibility, and there are loads of arguments often used by drivers when bikers are injured in accidents. These can include arguments that you were speeding, or weaving dangerously, or overtaking without full due care and attention.
These arguments mean you may still have a claim where the underlying blame for the accident does lye with a driver, but this can still harm your case. A motorbike claim with contributory negligence often means a reduction in the compensation you receive. So, how do we stop this happening?