Savannah Motorcycle Accident FAQ 

Facing the aftermath of a motorcycle accident is challenging, so you are likely plagued with questions about where to go from here. You may know that you need to file a motorcycle crash claim against the person who caused your accident, but you may not know how to get started.

You are more than welcome to get your questions answered by calling an attorney at Nye Law Group. A few common questions our attorneys receive have also been answered for you below.  

What are the steps to the injury claim process?

There are many steps to the personal injury claim process for a motorcycle crash. The main steps are investigation to find the cause, evidence collection to prove fault, calculation of your claim’s value, filing claim paperwork, and submitting claim with the at-fault person’s insurer. In rare cases, court could also be a part of the process.

Does Georgia have time limitations on bringing an injury claim?

When you’ve been injured in an accident caused by another’s negligence, you are given two years in Georgia to bring your injury claim. The clock starts ticking the day of the accident, so keep that in mind.

Can I still file a claim if I wasn’t wearing a helmet?

Because of comparative fault laws in Georgia, you could still be able to file a claim against the person who caused your accident, even if you weren’t wearing a helmet, so long as their fault was greater than yours.

How can I prove the fault of the person who caused my motorcycle collision?

You can use evidence to prove fault. Evidence could include photos, video evidence, witness statements, traffic reports, crash scene expert reports, physical evidence, and more.

I’m not sure I can afford an attorney. How will I pay for an attorney’s help? 

Attorneys at our firm can work out a contingency fee arrangement with you. You won’t pay your attorney until after your injury case has been won.

Get in Touch with a Motorcycle Crash Lawyer in Savannah, Georgia

It’s important for you to know that you don’t have to go through the challenging claim process alone. A motorcycle crash lawyer in Savannah can help you file your claim. They will assist you with every step, so you can put your time and effort into getting your life back on track. 

Get your free case evaluation by calling The Nye Law Group at 912-200-5230 or filling out the contact form on this page.