At the Adam Smallow Injury Lawyers, our personal injury services include motorcycle collision cases. If another party caused you to suffer injuries while riding your motorcycle on I-95 or anywhere within the city, one of our Baltimore motorcycle accident lawyers can build a case to hold them financially accountable.
We can also help you seek financial compensation for the untimely death of your family member in a motorcycle crash. You do not have to navigate these legal waters alone when we represent you, and our legal services won’t hurt you financially, starting with a complimentary case review.
You can get professional assistance from a Baltimore personal injury lawyer. Call us and go From Hurt to Help®, starting with your free initial consultation.
What to Expect When You Hire Our Motorcycle Accident Law Firm
Before you even reach out to us for your complimentary case evaluation, we want you to know what sets us apart at the Adam Smallow Injury Lawyers:
A Legal Team That Cares About Your Recovery
Beyond fighting for your financial recovery, we also want to help you with your physical health. If you come to us with severe injuries that still require treatment, we will recommend highly qualified medical practitioners in the area that we have partnered with.
We won’t send you to just anyone, either—these are physicians that we trust with our families.
We understand the potential impacts of an accident on your life and well-being and prioritize assisting with all aspects of your personal injury claim and physical recovery.
A Client-Friendly Fee Agreement
You may be wary about seeking legal advice for financial reasons. We want to assure you there is no need to worry about our attorney’s fees. Our firm is set up to be as client-friendly to motorcycle accident victims as possible:
- Initial consultations are free, and there is no obligation to hire us, so you can discuss your case with no risk.
- We don’t charge fees to begin looking into your case.
- You won’t have to pay any attorney’s fees if we don’t win your case, and even then, our fees never come out of your pocket.
- Our attorney’s fees come from a percentage of your award, which we will discuss before we start.
We will make sure you understand our fee structure before you become a client, so there will be no surprises along the way.
Easy Communication
At our law firm, we value communication. We offer three ways to get in touch with us any time you have questions or want to discuss your case:
- Over the phone
- By text, using a phone number that is unique to each client
You should never feel out of touch with our team.
Hear It Straight From Our Past Clients
There is only so much we can tell you ourselves about our compassionate, client-centric services, but you don’t have to take it from us. No one has more insight into this than our previous clients who’ve had the following to say in some of our recent Google reviews:
- “Adam is not only a fantastic lawyer but is an incredibly kind and generous human being in general.”
- “Adam does a great job of coordinating with all parties involved in the case, including healthcare professionals to make sure his clients have a seamless experience.”
- “Since switching over to Adam’s law office they’ve gotten more done in a week than what another company could do in six months. Still kick myself for not having gone to Adam in the first place.”
Learn more about how Adam Fights for his clients with a free case consultation today.
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Information About Motorcycle Accidents in Baltimore
Any driver could get involved in a collision in Baltimore. Around the state, there were 74 motorcycle accident fatalities in 2022, according to Zero Deaths Maryland.
You could get hurt in a:
- Head-on collision
- Read-end collision
- Side-impact collision
We understand the challenges motorcyclists face after a single-vehicle or multiple-vehicle accident in the Baltimore area.
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Consider Maryland’s Laws About Motorcycle Helmets
Maryland requires motorcyclists to wear a helmet before legally operating their vehicles. The state made this decision due to the dangers associated with riding without a helmet.
According to the National Safety Council (NSC), helmets have saved more than 25,000 lives since 2002. Helmets are so important because motorcyclists do not have the same protection as drivers in cars or trucks.
However, you may still be able to seek compensation for your injuries if you were not wearing a helmet at the time of your collision. Our team can discuss your options in this situation and keep you up to date regarding Maryland’s motorcycle laws.
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Recovering Maximum Compensation Possible After a Motorcycle Accident in Baltimore
Recovering from injuries after a motorcycle accident at a hospital like Johns Hopkins Hospital, University of Maryland Hospital, or another facility within the city is not uncommon. You may be receiving medical care for such common injuries as:
- Traumatic brain injury (TBI)
- Road rash
- Broken bones
- Burns
- Dislocations
- Soft tissue injuries
However, such medical attention does mean that victims of motorcycle accidents frequently face high medical bills. Even after release from the hospital, recovery may not be fully complete, often requiring extended rest and follow-ups with a physician.
During this time, you may be completely unable to earn income to support your family, let alone pay your growing medical costs. When the victim of the collision was your loved one, you could inherit their medical debt, along with other expenses.
Fortunately, a personal injury attorney from our law firm could help you recover all of this in your Baltimore motorcycle accident case. You may also be eligible for non-financial damages, such as pain and suffering and loss of enjoyment.
Follow Your Doctor’s Orders After Your Baltimore Motorcycle Accident
On the topic of medical care, it is very important that you see a doctor as soon as possible after the crash. For one thing, you don’t want to make an assumption about your health. You may think you feel fine, but you could be suffering from internal injuries that won’t be immediately apparent to you. Your doctor can perform tests and scans to check. Second, you need to follow all your doctor’s instructions and don’t miss any appointments.
Doing this not only protects your health but it also protects your claim. If you wait for treatment, if you miss appointments, if you deviate from your doctor’s orders, that opens an opportunity up to the insurance companies to deny your claim.
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Liability for Motorcycle Accidents in Baltimore
It is very important to establish fault in your motorcycle accident claim. Riders may not receive coverage for their losses unless they and their Baltimore motorcycle accident attorney show how the at-fault driver caused the collision.
We look into the evidence surrounding your accident, like witness statements and the police report, when building your claim. We may take steps to show that another driver:
- Turned into you without looking
- Moved into your lane without checking their blind spots
- Failed to stop before striking you
Many car drivers claim that they did not see a motorcyclist after a collision. They may also cause an accident if they are distracted, fatigued, or under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Statutory Filing Deadlines for Your Motorcycle Accident Lawsuit
Every state enforces a statute of limitations, which outlines how long victims have to file a personal injury lawsuit. The exact statute that applies can depend on factors such as:
- The circumstances that led to the injuries (e.g., a motorcycle accident)
- The identity of the at-fault party
- Whether the incident resulted in death
For instance, a motorcycle collision that caused nonfatal injuries in Baltimore is subject to Md. Cts. & Jud. Proc. Code § 5-101, which outlines a three-year filing window.
If your loved one passed due to the accident, you still have three years to file, but the corresponding statute is Md. Cts. & Jud. Proc. Code § 3-904. Either way, you must file on time or you can lose your right to fair compensation.
Our team will construct a robust case on your behalf, but you must contact us as soon as possible. Not only can we protect your right to sue, but if we get started soon enough, we can collect evidence before it is lost or destroyed in your case. You should not have to worry about building a case. Your only concern is following your doctor’s orders.
Your Compensation for Motorcycle Accidents in Baltimore
Our team can assist you as you take steps to secure damages to cover all of your losses following a collision on your motorcycle. Depending upon your situation, you may receive funds for your:
- Current and future medical expenses
- Wages lost during your recovery
- Diminished earning capacity
- Property damage, such as your ride and protective gear
- Pain and suffering, emotional distress, and mental anguish
We understand the steps to build a claim to submit to the at-fault driver’s insurance company. In many situations, you may be able to settle the claim, allowing you to avoid court fees and secure your compensation more quickly.
However, insurance companies sometimes treat motorcyclists unfairly and offer lowball settlements that barely cover their needs. You don’t have to accept such offers. You can fight back. In such situations, our motorcycle accident lawyer may advise you to file a lawsuit against the driver who struck you and caused your injuries.
Allow us to provide you with professional advice about the best way to handle your situation today.
Legal Support Is One Phone Call Away
If you are seeking legal representation after a motorcycle accident in Baltimore, our legal team of injury lawyers is ready to get to work today. You can reach the Adam Smallow Injury Lawyers for your free, confidential, no-obligation case assessment.
Find out how a motorcycle accident lawyer in Baltimore, MD can help you.
Call or text (410)777-8960 or complete a Free Case Evaluation form