Maryland Motorcycle Accident Claim: 2 Ways to Speed Up Your Case (VIDEO)
Video of attorney John Leppler giving expert advice on two ways to speed up your motorcycle accident claim.
Video Transcript:
What are two things that you could always do to speed up your serious injury motorcycle accident personal injury claim? Motorcycle accidents usually involve serious injuries. The person's not protected from the inside of a car, and if somebody gets severely injured while they're riding a motorcycle at no fault of their own, the at-fault driver's insurance company will usually play hardball.
They will deny the claim for various reasons. Here are two ways that you could speed up any serious injury motorcycle accident personal injury claim.
Number one, immediately file a lawsuit against the at-fault driver, and by in turn, to the at-fault driver's insurance company. This will show the at-fault driver's insurance company that the injured victim is serious and is more than willing to take their case all the way to a jury trial, if needed.
Second, it is so critical that the motorcycle accident, the injured victim, and their personal injury lawyer immediately begin requesting depositions. Depositions are an opportunity for the injured victim's lawyer to question the at-fault driver and as well any eyewitnesses, as it relates to the motorcycle accident itself.
They will have to answer these questions under oath and under the penalties of perjury as if they were testifying in front of a judge or jury. Nothing Nothing will get the at-fault driver's insurance company's attention more seriously than if the injured victim and their lawyer immediately start requesting depositions of the at-fault driver and anybody else involved, or who actually saw the motorcycle accident.
If you have any questions regarding how an injured victim can bring a serious injury motorcycle accident, 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.




