Need an accient laywer, NH? Motorcycles are less stable and less visible than cars. For that reason, they are more likely to be in a crash. Therefore, it is not surprising to learn that according to the NHTSA the fatality rate for motorcyclists in 2006 was 5.5 times the fatality rate for passenger car occupants. While motorcycles account for only 3% of all registered motor vehicles and 0.4% of vehicle miles traveled in 2006, 4810 people died in motorcycle accidents in 2006. According to the NHTSA, motorcycle drivers and their passengers are more exposed, and thus they are more likely to suffer general bodily injury, head injury and more serious injuries than a comparable impact involving automobiles. It makes sense then to know that when motorcyclists are injured, through no fault of their own, they are typically awarded higher damages as a result of their high medical bills, extensive pain and suffering and the lost wages they incur.
That said, even when a claim is valid, motorcyclists face the obstacle of prejudice and the public perception that they are reckless drivers. This means it is all the more important that if you or your loved one is hurt as a result of a motorcycle accident, you seek the assistance of a personal injury attorney and accident lawyer as soon as possible in order to maximize the chances for success in obtaining all the compensation to which you are entitled.
At Rice Law Office, our team will help you through this difficult time, providing support by dealing with the insurance companies, attorneys, and other accident parties, so you can focus on what is important, getting better and getting back to your life. At Rice Law Office, we will provide tough and compassionate representation, directed at moving your case forward and obtaining full compensation for you and your family. We will fight to get every dollar allowed by law and work to resolve your accident case faster with less stress and less anxiety.
Call Rice Law Office, accident lawyer in Laconia, NH now for a free, no obligation telephone consultation at (603) 528-5299, or contact us here.
