Motorcycle Accidents

Because of the amount of force exerted on the body when a motorcyclist is hit by a car or hits a stationary object, broken bones happen frequently. Serious breaks such as broken legs or arms can take months to heal, leaving you unable to work or care for children. Even a more minor injury such as a broken finger can make it difficult to do your job. Don’t let a broken bone derail your life. Our attorneys can help you get the compensation you need to cover those medical expenses and missed wages.

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Head or Brain Injury

Head injuries are among the most serious injuries suffered in motorcycle accidents. Helmets can help to prevent those injuries, but when a motorcyclist’s head hits the ground at high speed, a helmet may not do enough. You or a loved one may face a long-term or permanent disability due to a head injury. However, with the legal team at Ardalan & Associates on your side, you’ll be able to get the compensation you need to rebuild your life.

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Road Rash

Road rash is a commonly used term for injuries suffered when a motorcyclist’s skin makes contact with the road after he or she is thrown from the motorcycle. Wearing leather, denim or other heavy clothing can provide some protection against road rash, but sometimes, that protection isn’t enough. Road rash can cause severe skin damage requiring grafts or reconstructive surgery, and if dirt or gravel from the road enters the wound, there’s a high risk of infection.

If you’ve suffered a skin injury such as road rash, it’s especially important to go to an experienced attorney from our firm to get compensation. Often, the award from a successful settlement or verdict can pay for the procedures you need to reduce scarring or disfigurement from the accident.

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Muscle Damage

In a motorcycle accident, it’s quite common for a fall from the bike or contact with a vehicle to cause muscle damage – which may never heal. Serious cases of muscle damage can even cause paralysis, making it difficult to work or care for children in the future. In order to maintain your quality of life after an accident, you’ll need a committed attorney from our firm to advocate for you. Muscle damage is a long-term injury, and any settlement or judgment you receive should cover those long-term costs.

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Biker’s Arm

Biker’s arm is a potentially serious injury caused when a motorcyclist falls on his or her arm during an accident – often when a bike falls on its side. Landing on the arm in this manner can cause nerve damage and thus partial or total loss of use of the limb. If you’ve suffered a biker’s arm injury, you might be unable to work and need to make significant changes to your lifestyle. Let our attorneys advocate for you and help you recover the compensation you need to keep moving forward.

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Leg Injury

Injuries to the legs and feet are among the most common suffered in motorcycle accidents. While rarely fatal, a leg injury can rob you of much of your mobility and independence. You may be unable to work and feel as though your dignity has been stolen. Our compassionate, committed attorneys will fight for you in the wake of the accident and help you through this difficult time.

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Internal Injury

It’s quite common for a motorcyclist to walk away from an accident feeling fine, only to end up in an emergency room days later with internal bleeding or organ damage. Internal injuries are the main reason why you should always see a doctor right away after an accident, even if you feel fine. However, even if you delayed in seeking medical treatment for your injury, you still deserve to be compensated and need to hold the motorist who hurt you accountable. Contact Ardalan & Associates, and we’ll advocate for you.

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