Pensacola Motorcycle Accident FAQ 

After a motorcycle accident, you are likely going to have a lot of questions. You will have questions about whether you can file a claim, how much your claim is worth, the process, and how a lawyer can help you. These questions, and more, can be answered by a lawyer at our firm. Here are some answers to commonly asked questions below.

Who could be liable for my Pensacola motorcycle accident?

Figuring out who is liable for your accident is important to your claim. Your accident could have been caused by a drunk driver, a distracted driver, a negligent manufacturer, the government, or someone else.

How do I prove fault for my motorcycle accident?

Evidence is needed to prove fault for a Pensacola motorcycle accident case. Things like police reports, accident reports, statements from witnesses, physical evidence, medical evidence, photo evidence, and video evidence could be used to prove your case.

Will my motorcycle accident claim in Pensacola go to trial?

Most motorcycle accident cases in Pensacola do not need to go to trial. They can usually be settled out of court through the process of insurance negotiations.

How does my motorcycle accident lawyer get paid?

Motorcycle accident lawyers get paid through a contingency fee arrangement in most cases. Your lawyer gets paid out of the settlement they help you obtain.

What are economic and non-economic damages?

Economic damages are financial losses, such as lost income, medical costs, and transportation expenses. Non-economic damages are losses like pain, mental distress, scarring, and lost life enjoyment.

Contact a Pensacola Motorcycle Accident Attorney

If you’re ready to get help with your claim, call a Pensacola motorcycle accident lawyer at Gross & Schuster, P.A. Dial 850-434-3333 to get a free case review, or fill out the form below so a lawyer at our office can get back to you.