Motorcycle Claim Denied? You Need a Lawyer!

What to Do If Your Motorcycle Accident Claim Is Denied in Maryland? In this video, we dive into the crucial steps you should take if you find yourself facing a denied motorcycle accident personal injury claim, especially when the insurance company claims you contributed to the accident.
Understanding your rights and the best course of action can significantly impact the outcome of your case.
Maryland's Contributory Negligence Rule is a challenging hurdle for many, as being found even 1% at fault could prevent you from recovering any damages. This video highlights the importance of seeking the expertise of an experienced personal injury lawyer who can navigate these complex waters for you. From filing a lawsuit against the at-fault driver and their insurance company to gathering critical evidence and preparing your case for court, we cover all the essential steps.
If you have any questions about bringing a motorcycle accident and personal injury claim in Maryland or need guidance on your next steps, this video is for you.
Leppler Injury Law handles cases involving motor vehicle and pedestrian injuries throughout the Baltimore area.
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Transcript:
What should you do if the at fault driver's insurance company denies your motorcycle accident personal injury claim and the insurance company says that you contributed to the accident? The first thing you need to do is retain and consult an experienced personal injury lawyer to represent you and file a lawsuit against the at fault driver and their insurance company.
Maryland has a very harsh rule called the Contributory Negligence Rule. And what that means is that, If you're found even 1 percent at fault or negligent for the accident, you can't recover anything. That's why it's so critical you have an experienced personal injury lawyer, file a lawsuit, gather the evidence, obtain your medical records and bills, speak to eyewitnesses and get everything prepared to represent you in court if necessary for your motorcycle accident and personal injury claim.
If you have any questions regarding how an victim can bring a motorcycle accident and personal injury claim in the state of Maryland, feel free to call me. I do this every single day and would love to answer any questions you may have. Thank you.