Fort McCoy Motorcycle Accident Attorney

If you were hurt in a motorcycle accident caused by another driver, a Fort McCoy motorcycle accident lawyer from our team can help you get justice. We represent victims hurt by careless and reckless motorists in Fort McCoy and other parts of Marion County.

A Fort McCoy personal injury lawyer from Meldon Law can fight for the money you deserve and hold the at-fault driver accountable for your injuries. We have recovered millions for seriously injured clients. Learn more about how we can help you during a free consultation with our team. Contact us now to get started.

Our Fort McCoy Motorcycle Accident Lawyers Seek Fair Compensation for You

Motorcycle accident victims frequently experience serious or even catastrophic injuries. The costs and losses experienced as a result can be overwhelming. We do not believe this financial responsibility should fall to an injured victim who did nothing to cause the crash or their injuries. Instead, the negligent driver who caused their serious injuries should pay.

This is the approach we take to negotiating or litigating these cases. We identify the recoverable damages and seek maximum compensation for our client’s expenses, which often include:

• Medical bills
• Future medical care and support needs
• Income lost
• Diminished earning ability
• Repair or replacement of damaged property
• Out-of-pocket costs
• Pain and suffering and other intangible losses

Our Fort McCoy wrongful death lawyers can also represent the families and estates of motorcyclists who did not survive their crash injuries.

Let Our Fort McCoy Injury Lawyers Manage Your Motorcycle Crash Case

At Meldon Law, we won’t back down. Our attorneys have a reputation for fighting aggressively for the compensation our clients deserve and pursuing justice, even if that means taking a case to trial. We know the outcome of your case matters to you, so it matters to us.

When you hire us, we are here to answer your questions and ensure you understand your case. We will guide the process and promptly address any concerns you have along the way. You can trust us to take on your case like it was our own.

We know that the experience, knowledge, skill, and resources of your legal team are the most important things in your case. Our recent case results illustrate our ability to manage even the most complex cases. Examples include:

• $1,450,000 for a female motorcyclist who required a below-the-knee amputation after a motorcycle accident
• Confidential recovery for an elderly client who was rear-ended while riding a three-wheeled motorcycle and suffered serious back injuries

As a contingency fee firm, we do not ask you to pay any fees upfront. We only get paid when we secure a payout for you based on your case facts. There is no risk when you work with our team. We also offer free consultations so you can learn more about your potential next steps at no cost to you.

Our Fort McCoy Injury Lawyers Know How FL Motorcycle Crash Cases Work

Florida requires drivers of four-wheeled vehicles to carry personal injury protection (PIP) coverage. PIP insurance does not cover motorcycles, so motorcyclists are not automatically entitled to PIP benefits when they suffer injuries in an accident.

When another driver causes a collision with a motorcyclist, the motorcyclist can pursue a fault-based case against the negligent driver. This could allow them to recover compensation through:

• A claim based on the at-fault driver’s auto liability insurance policy
• A personal injury lawsuit

Our Fort McCoy car accident lawyers manage these cases for crash victims, seeking fair compensation for their injuries and damages.

Marion County, FL, has one trauma center, Ocala Regional Medical Center. This is where many motorcycle accident victims receive treatment and care following a crash. It is a Level II trauma center. For the most serious injuries, transfer to UF Health Shands Hospital in Gainesville might be necessary. This facility can perform complex surgeries, specialized trauma support, and a wide range of rehabilitation services.

How Our Fort McCoy Motorcycle Accident Attorneys Build a Case

Like other types of traffic accidents, most motorcycle crashes occur because of negligence. One driver acts carelessly or recklessly, which leads to a collision and injuries. Negligence occurs when:

• One party owes another a duty of care.
• That party breaches their duty of care, often by violating a traffic law (e.g., speeding, failing to ensure a lane is clear before changing lanes, failing to yield the right-of-way).
• Their breach is the cause of a collision.
• The victim suffers harm.

Our attorneys know how to show negligence occurred and hold the at-fault driver responsible for your Fort McCoy motorcycle accident injuries. We investigate the crash and gather compelling evidence to support our demand for compensation from the insurance company. Alternatively, we can use this evidence at trial to demonstrate to the judge or jury why you deserve a fair payout.

How Long Do I Have to Sue the At-Fault Driver in My Fort McCoy Crash?

Under Fla. Stat. § 95.11, you likely have up to two years to sue the driver who caused your motorcycle accident. For families filing a wrongful death suit, the deadline is set two years from your loved one’s date of death. However, it takes time to build a case, and you do not want to delay hiring an attorney. Contact us as soon as your injuries allow.

Talk to Our Team About Your Fort McCoy Motorcycle Accident Injuries Today

Meldon Law provides free, confidential legal consultations for victims of motorcycle accidents and their families. A Fort McCoy motorcycle accident lawyer from our team can help you navigate the claims process and recover compensation. Contact us today to learn how we manage this process and your next steps.