Motorcycle Accident Attorneys

Motorcycle lawyers at Elk & Elk "level the playing field" by providing motorcycle accident victims with information regarding the practical and legal aspects of injury law and motorcycle accident claims. In almost all motorcycle accidents, at least one injury is involved, which is why motorcycle accidents are some of the most serious injury cases filed in civil these days. In the event of an accident, the insurance companies are determined to limit any financial recovery that victims receive. We have over 40 years of experience negotiating with insurance carriers and litigating claims to see that our clients receive the compensation to which they are entitled. We are going to leave no stone unturned to help you and work on your case.

Frequently Asked Questions In Auto Accident Injury Claims

FAQ's - Motorcycle Accidents
Motorcycle Air Bags
Insurance Do's and Dont's
Motorcycle Accident Statistics
Motorcycle Accident Facts and Figures
Motorcycle riders protective equipment
What should I do if the other driver does not have insurance?

Consumer Awareness

If you think your full coverage auto or motorcycle insurance policy will protect you, think again. After tragic accidents, families across Ohio are finding a gap in their coverage.
Peter Traska, an attorney with Elk & Elk who specializes in appealing these types of cases said “very often, it’s a family dealing with a catastrophic loss. And when they have an accident, it’s too late.” Source: http://www.newsnet5.com/

What should I do after an motorcycle accident?

Following an auto accident, there are several important steps that you should take:

• Call 911 or local authorities immediately
• Get as much applicable information from the driver and any occupants possible -
• Personal Info - Date of Birth, Full Name, Address, Telephone Number
• Insurance - Policy Name & Number, Expiration Date
• Vehicle Info - Make, Model, Registered Owner, License Plate, Plate Expiration Date
• Driver License - Number, Expiration date
  
• Identify and get names of any witnesses to the auto accident site.
• If you have a camera, take as many pictures of the car accident as possible from different angles.
• When the authorities arrive at the scene of the car accident site. Get a statement about what they observed. get the names and badge numbers of any police officers.
• Jot down notes about the scene of the auto accident, weather conditions and helpful information regarding objects around the accident site.

At Elk & Elk you pay no fee unless you win