Missouri Motorcycle Accident Attorneys

Motorcycle Accident Overview

Motorcyclists ride because they enjoy the feeling of freedom, the culture of riding and the fuel efficiency -- among other reasons. But as most riders know, those benefits come with added vulnerability in an accident. The federal Department of Transportation reports that motorcyclists were 37 times more likely than drivers to be killed in an accident in 2005, and eight times more likely to be injured. And unfortunately, statistics show that the majority of multi-vehicle accidents involving motorcyclists were caused by a driver. Without the protection of a steel and glass cage, even the best rider in the world can be exposed to catastrophic injuries by the actions of one driver who "just didn't see" the motorcycle.

If this has happened to you or someone you care about, you almost certainly have serious problems with your health, your money and your bike. Many people who've been in accidents encounter frustrations with an insurance company as well -- denied claims, incorrect assignment of fault and settlement offers that aren't nearly enough to cover all of your costs. You deserve better, especially if your accident was caused by someone else's carelessness. If you're facing this kind of dilemma, you should contact the St. Louis law firm of Page || Cagle to talk about pursuing a motorcycle accident lawsuit.

Most people aren't sure whether filing a lawsuit is the right way to handle a motorcycle crash. After all, money can't bring back a loved one or heal serious, life-changing injuries. We understand that -- but as experienced accident lawyers, we also understand that accidents can have a catastrophic effect on your finances and your future. Medical treatment and motorcycle repair can be a heavy financial burden for an ordinary middle-class family. If you can't work because of an injury, you often can't make the money you need to pay for those and other costs related to the crash. Insurance companies may try to bilk you by raising your premiums after an accident, regardless of fault. And if you've lost someone, you have funeral bills and the unexpected loss of an income as well. A motorcycle accident lawsuit is designed to meet those needs, by getting you the money you need to get better and get back on the road.

Page || Cagle is not one of those law firms that claim to understand riders' needs but have never touched a motorcycle. Partner John Page rides, and he contributes regularly to Full Throttle Midwest. Maybe even more importantly, our office handles motorcycle accidents and related matters on a daily basis. With Page || Cagle, you can rest assured that your lawyer has significant knowledge of motorcycle accident law and experience with many, many cases like yours.

You can also rest easy knowing that your lawyers have extensive experience in cases involving serious injuries, property damage and insurance disputes. Because Page || Cagle focuses exclusively on Missouri personal injury law, we have a deep knowledge of some of the most important issues that affect victims of catastrophic accidents, including:

Bad behavior by insurance companies.
Serious head and neck injuries and their treatment.
Accidents with uninsured and underinsured motorists.
Accounting for all of the costs of an accident, including lost wages from time when you can't work, likely future medical costs and the full value of a customized vehicle.

If you were involved in a motorcycle accident in Missouri, call Page || Cagle today for a free evaluation of your case. Fill out our confidential online case evaluation form, and we promise we'll contact you quickly. Or, you can call us at 1-866-620-5757 or, in St. Louis, (314) 322-8515.

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1232 Washington Avenue,
Suite 220
St. Louis, Missouri 63103
P: (314) 322-8515
Toll Free: (866) 620-5757
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