Your Nashville Motorcycle Accident Attorneys

Compensation for the income lost due to the inability to work during recovery.

If the injury impacts your ability to work in the future, you may be compensated for this wages lost.

Non-economic damages for the physical pain and emotional distress caused by the accident.

Reimbursement for repairs or replacement of your motorcycle and any other damaged personal property.

Compensation can be influenced by how the injuries affect your daily activities and overall quality of life.

The degree of fault of each party involved can affect the amount of compensation. In Nashville, if you are found partially at fault, it may reduce the compensation you receive.

The at-fault party’s insurance coverage limits can also impact the compensation amount.

Next, we will dive into the details of your case. We’ll collect important documents, evidence, witness statements, and any other materials needed to build the strongest case possible and receive the maximum compensation.

It’s important to remember that negotiations between your lawyer and the insurance adjuster can take a while. However, you can rest assured that as we advocate for a fair settlement on your behalf, we’ll keep you in the loop the entire time.

It’s unlikely, but there is always a chance your case will need to go to court to get the fair compensation you deserve. We will fiercely litigate your case and handle any legal complications on your behalf if this happens.

Once you choose to accept a settlement offer, we will ensure that you receive your check as quickly as possible so that you can continue to move on from your accident and injuries.

Hiring a qualified and experienced Nashville, TN, motorcycle accident lawyer like Attorney Phil Georges at The Wolf Pack^™ to fight for you is built to be affordable. In fact, you won’t pay anything upfront. There are no costs at all to sit down and discuss your case with us. We also won’t charge you a thing at all unless we actually win your case and get you compensation. So, if you’re wondering if you can afford a motorcycle accident attorney like The Wolf Pack^™, the answer is yes, you can!

A statute of limitations is a strict time frame during which you have to take legal action against the party responsible for your injuries. In Tennessee, you only have one year from the date you suffered your accident-related injuries, but this can vary depending upon the specific circumstances of your accident.

No! The Statute of Limitations doesn’t apply to your insurance company. Check your insurance policy to see what your company’s requirements are, and be sure to report the accident to them. When you do, be honest, but don’t editorialize. Keep it simple and stick to the facts of what happened. Don’t omit anything, but don’t volunteer things you don’t have to.

Negotiations are how most vehicle accident cases are resolved. During negotiations, there’s a back-and-forth process of give and take that allows us to come to a middle ground that everyone can agree with to get you compensated. It starts when we value your case and submit a demand letter to the insurance company. The insurance company will often respond with a lower counteroffer and tell us why our demand was unacceptable. We then come back with a new demand, and so on until the case is resolved.

Negligence is the concept at the center of every civil case like a motorcycle accident. What it means is that people both owe a duty of reasonable care to others with regard to their own actions and that they must obey the laws that are in place that keep others safe. If they do not act responsibly or if they break a law that results in someone else’s injury, that person may be negligent. We need to be able to demonstrate four things in order to get you compensated for the motorcycle accident and injury you’ve suffered. First, we must be able to prove that the person who caused your accident needed to act in a certain way, that they had a duty to follow a law or rule of the road. Second, we must show that they unreasonably or irresponsibly through their conduct violated that duty. Third, we must demonstrate that you were injured as a result of the actions of the driver that struck you and finally that you suffered damages as a result of the motorcycle accident.

Comparative negligence is a standard used in Tennessee that says if you hold partial responsibility for an accident, your award can be reduced by the amount of blame you hold. So, if you are 25% responsible for an accident worth $100,000, you can only receive $75,000 in damages (the $100,000 is reduced by 25%). In addition, the law states that if you’re found to be more than 50% responsible for the accident, you can’t receive any compensation at all. This is another reason why it’s a good idea to have an experienced motorcycle wreck lawyer on your side to give you the best shot at the maximum value of your case.

It’s important to understand that no two injury cases are alike. That being said, for the most part, injury cases don’t end up in court. The reason for this is that it’s just best all around to come to an agreement. Court cases are expensive in both time and money, and when you go to court you either get everything you asked for, or nothing. There’s no middle ground. For this reason both sides generally work hard to come to an agreement. Still, sometimes there’s no other option.

There’s no way to know how long your case will take until we begin the negotiation process. First, we need to build the case and gather facts and information. Then, we enter negotiations, which can resolve very quickly but can also sometimes take months or even years to resolve. We will always work to resolve your case as quickly as we can because we know that you may not be able to afford to wait, but the process can require patience and time.

We are proud to protect the rights of our injured neighbors in Nashville and surrounding areas such as Nolensville, Smyrna, La Vergne, Antioch, and beyond. If you were injured in a motorcycle accident anywhere in Tennessee, we’re here for you.