Detroit Michigan Motorcycle Accident Lawyers

Motorcycle Accidents - Attorney Mayer Gordon

Mr. Gordon has been riding motorcycles since 1966 and currently owns a Harley and Indian motor cycle.  As a result of his extensive experience both as a motorcycle rider and a personal injury attorney, he is able to bring an exceptional amount of knowledge, experience and commitment to bear on behalf of his clients who have been injuries in motorcycle accidents.  Over his 30 years as a personal injury attorney, he has recovered millions of dollars for his clients who have suffered motorcycle injuries.

Almost all accidents involving motorcycles are likely to result in serious injuries. If the motorcycle driver was not wearing a helmet at the time of the accident, head injuries such as traumatic brain injury, closed head injury and spinal cord injury are all too common.

If you have been injured in a motorcycle or sport bike accident, call the personal injury law firm of Law Office of Mayer Gordon. Motorcycle accident attorney Mr. Gordon has been riding motorcycles since 1966 and currently owns a Harley and an Indian motorcycle. As a result of his Extensive experience both as a motor cycle rider and a personal injury attorney, he is able to bring an exceptional amount of knowledge, experience And commitment to bear on behalf of his clients who have been injured in motorcycle accidents. Over his 30 years as a personal accident attorney he has recovered millions of dollars for his client who have suffered motor cycle injuries.

While Michigan is a no-fault insurance state, motorcycles and sport bikes are not considered motor vehicles under state no-fault laws. This means that you collect damages from the insurance company of the at-fault driver for Personal Injury Protection (PIP). PIP allows you to collect damages for economic losses such as lost wages, replacement services for household duties you are unable to perform because of your motorcycle accident injuries, attendant care if you need nursing-type services in your home, and, if the motorcycle accident results in death, a survivors' payment and funeral expenses. If you have any questions about the benefits you are entitled to, call us for a free consultation. It's important to get advice from a personal injury attorney before you talk to your insurance company adjuster, even if your injuries appear to be minor.

If your motorcycle injury results in a serious impairment of a bodily function or permanent disfigurement, we can help you recover additional damages for pain and suffering from the person who caused the accident. Examples of threshold injuries are traumatic brain injury, closed head injuries, spinal cord injury, burn injuries, amputations, compound fractures and other types of serious injures, including wrongful death. To recover damages for pain and suffering from your motorcycle accident, your personal injury attorney must prove that your injury results in a serious impairment of a major bodily function or permanent disfigurement. Your attorney also must prove that the accident was caused by the negligence of a third party.

If you've been injured in a Detroit Michigan motorcycle accident , call Law Office of Mayer Gordon today at our toll-free number: 888-658-8600. The call is free and so is our initial consultation. In fact, you pay us nothing unless we make a recovery for you. The sooner you call us, the sooner our motorcycle accident investigators and lawyers can go to work on your behalf. Remember, time is on the side of the insurance companies. The longer you wait, the weaker your motorcycle case becomes. Witnesses forget or move, physical evidence is removed, and PIP claim filing deadlines run out. You need to act now.

For more information about motorcycle accidents, see our Motorcycle Accident Practice Center.

Detroit Michigan motorcycle accident lawyers helping victims in Macomb County, Wayne County, Oakland County, Genesee County & Washtenaw County which includes the following cities Detroit, Dearborn, Livonia, Westland, Grosse Pointe, Mt. Clemens, Warren, Pontiac, Royal Oak, Southfield, Flint, Ann Arbor and throughout southeastern Michigan.