If you or a loved one has been injured while riding a motorcycle, you could be eligible for compensation. Depending on the details of your case, you might be entitled to financial support for:

• Medical expenses, including emergency room fees, hospital care, surgery, and assistive devices and physical therapy;
• Future medical expenses, including ongoing care for permanent injuries;
• Lost wages (money you would have earned had the accident never happened);
• Loss of earning capacity (a reasonable estimate of what you could have earned long-term had the accident never occurred);
• Pain and suffering (a reasonable estimate of the non-economic damages caused by the accident, taking into consideration the extent of your pain, the length of recovery time, and whether or not any injuries are permanent);
• Mental anguish (a reasonable estimate of the emotional damage caused by the accident);
• Loss of consortium (financial compensation to your spouse for the loss of services, assistance, aid, and companionship you were unable to provide after the accident).

Chances are, if you’re like most bikers, you have a number of questions after a motorcycle accident. In addition to dealing with your healthcare and recovery issues, you might need access to a temporary vehicle while your bike is repaired or need financial support if you’re forced to miss time from work.

Don’t settle for less than you deserve! At Sunshine State Law Firm, we help bikers get full compensation from the accident (not just their physical injuries) and help them cope with the aftermath of a biking accident.