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When a person is negligent, it means they have behaved in a thoughtless or careless manner that has caused injury or harm to another person. For example, a person may run a red light, speed, or fail to yield to another motorist.
Negligence may also result when a person drinks and drives or drives under the influence of illegal or prescription drugs.
If possible, take photographs or videos of the accident scene. This includes pictures of your bike and damage to the other vehicle. Photograph your injuries and get a copy of the police report. Also, get a hold of the accident scene report, witness information, medical reports, and car insurance information.
If you were wearing a Go-Pro or similar recording device while riding, be sure to preserve that recording, as this can be extremely valuable evidence.
Police reports are valuable sources of information, so be sure to request a copy of this document. The investigating officer will review the accident scene, determine who they feel was at fault, and record this judgment in their report. They may even issue a citation to the negligent party.
All of this data can be helpful in establishing liability, negligence, and the details of your motorcycle accident.
Insurance companies are known to characterize motorcyclists as reckless or dangerous on the road. But our attorneys know that this is generally untrue. We understand the dangers riders face and that even the most careful riders can be the victims of serious accidents.
If you’ve been hurt in a motorcycle accident, reach out to the Gennusa Firm. We’ll work hard to help you gather evidence, combat insurance company tactics, and get you the damages your injuries merit.
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