• How do I get compensated if the other driver was uninsured?

• Can I file a claim for my motorcycle accident if I was partially at fault?

• Will I be compensated if the other driver gets convicted of DWI?

• What Should Be Included in a Motorcycle Accident Settlement?

• How Can My Crash Injuries Affect Compensation?

• Finding Cause and Fault in an Motorcycle Wreck

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What caused your motorcycle accident, and who is responsible for damages? This is simply the number one most important question to ask after a crash. At Denena Points, our injury attorneys will identify the proper course of action for your case and work diligently to resolve your claim quickly. Many of our clients are struggling with medical bills, missed paychecks, long-term disabilities, property damage, and emotional trauma. We are here to answer your questions, keep you informed, and guide you through the processes of securing compensation step by step.  

We are committed to finding justice for our clients – and doing so in an expedient, efficient manner. We pride ourselves on being available to our clients when they have questions and to helping our clients make informed, educated decisions about their cases. Our main goal is to find a fair resolution to your case, whether in or out of court, and give you and your family the opportunity to return to your daily lives as quickly as possible.

It is a misconception that the majority of motorcycle accidents are caused by reckless bikers. In reality, about half of all motorcycle collisions have other causes: poor road design, other careless drivers, and defective motorcycles or auto parts. Before you can recover damages, your Texas personal injury lawyer will need to prove to an insurance company or a court that someone else is legally responsible for your accident. In most cases, motorcycle accidents are caused by:

• A negligent driver. In many cases, motorcycle accident injuries occur because of someone driving too fast for the conditions, reckless driving, distracted driving, inattentive driving, falling asleep at the wheel, or driving under the influence of alcohol. 
• Poor road design or hazardous roads. Motorcycles are often more susceptible to poor road conditions, such as grooved pavement, debris, construction zones, lack of signage, and bad intersections. In some cases, a local city, county, or property owner may be responsible for your wreck, especially if they were aware of the hazard.  

• A defective product. A defective product. sometimes motorcyclists are hurt not because of negligence but because of a defect in their bike or in someone else’s vehicle. In order to recover damages in these types of accidents, you must prove that your injuries were caused by the product’s design defect, manufacturing defect, or failure to warn consumers of known dangers.

These acts of negligence and carelessness can have devastating affects if they result in a Houston motorycley accident. Motorcycle crash victims often face high medical bills, long recovery time, missed work, and extensive pain and suffering. Some may struggle with long-term health issues and disabilities, while others experience the ongoing mental anguish of surviving such a crash.

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