When on a motorcycle, the rider is completely exposed, and thus is more vulnerable to injuries suffered in a crash. This is true even when the motorcyclist wears appropriate gear, including helmet and jacket. A collision between a motorcycle and an automobile can therefore lead to catastrophic injuries, or even death.
Even with helmets, motorcyclists are often subjected to traumatic brain injuries and can end up in comas after a collision. Amputations are also common, as are severe skin injuries resulting in permanent scarring, and broken bones. Unfortunately, these injuries can cause further damages in addition to medical bills, such as lost earnings, and pain and suffering.
At KTL, the attorneys and staff have experience handling motorcycle crash cases involving all types of injuries, and understand how to maximize recovery across all types of damages.
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