Motorcycle accident in Dallas? Get support from lawyers that put you first.
Fixing the personal injury system in Dallas by making things personal.
Motorcycle accidents hurt—medically, financially, and legally. It doesn't help that the bills, phone calls, and applications all start piling up when you need to rest and recuperate. Hiring skilled Dallas motorcycle accident attorneys after a motorcycle crash can make all the difference.
Mighty Law's motorcycle accident lawyers in Dallas understand personal injury—and we work hard to understand your needs. With decades of experience negotiating with insurance companies and taking cases to trial, we'll dive deep into the specifics of your claim to advocate for a favorable outcome. From start to finish, we'll drive your case forward with honesty, decency, and a whole lot of care.
Most Common Motorcycle Accident Injuries
- Serious head injury
- Lower extremity injuries
- Chest and abdominal trauma
- Pelvic ring fractures
- Long bone injuries
Andrew Larson
Andrew is a Texas attorney with over a decade of experience practicing law, including serving veterans as an attorney with the Department of Veterans Affairs. He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin Law School and holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan.
Why Choose Mighty?
We're innovating personal injury with ethics, experience, and empathy. Find lawyers who put you first, stay looped in with our client-centered portal, and work toward a full recovery with full-service support. Partnering with a Mighty Law motorcycle accident lawyer means you're free from business as usual—and free to build a better future.
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FAQ
What should I do if I get in a motorcycle accident in Dallas?
After a motorcycle accident in Dallas, you should first check for injuries and seek medical care if necessary. You should also notify law enforcement, so they can help you write an accident report and exchange driver information.
If you're able, collect photographic evidence of the point of contact, property damage, road conditions, and other factors relevant to the accident.
What is the average settlement for a motorcycle accident in Dallas?
While 75% of all personal injury cases settle for under $30,000, select motorcycle accident claims in Dallas can reach the hundreds of thousands. Factors that can impact the size of your settlement include medical bills, property damage, and the severity of injuries.
Is hiring a motorcycle accident lawyer in Dallas necessary?
While it is not strictly necessary to hire a Dallas motorcycle accident lawyer, having professional legal advice can streamline the settlement process and help you secure support faster. Your motorcycle accident attorney from Mighty Law will have an in-depth knowledge of legal regulations and insurance industry standards, so they can help you take care of filing paperwork, evaluating offers, and much more.
How much does a motorcycle accident lawyer in Dallas cost through Mighty Law?
At Mighty Law, we don't believe in burdening you with bills. We charge 10% lower fees than the industry average, with pre-suit fees of 30% or less of the final settlement amount for settlements and post-suit fees of 36% or less for lawsuits. We also work on a contingency basis, so you only pay us if you win.
What does the process look like to get started filing my claim?
We initiate the process with a free screening where we learn more about your motorcycle accident case. If we think you're a good fit, we'll assign you a case manager to gather documentation, manage vehicle repairs, and create a custom treatment plan.
As soon as our team of motorcycle crash lawyers has enough information, we'll begin negotiating with the insurance company. We'll handle all of the back-and-forth until we reach an outcome that you're satisfied with. If that doesn't happen, we may then help you file a lawsuit.
How long will it take to investigate a motorcycle accident claim in Dallas?
The average time to investigate a claim is 1.5 years. That being said, the length of your specific claim will vary depending on the insurance companies, your medical treatment, the possibility of a lawsuit, and other factors.
It's safe to expect at least several months of paperwork and negotiation. You should also expect that Mighty Law's motorcycle accident lawyers will work hard to get the ball rolling in the right direction from the first moment we connect.
What happens once my motorcycle accident case is settled?
When your case settles, we take our legal fees out of your gross settlement amount, and you receive compensation. If your case does not settle directly, sometimes, we may help you file a lawsuit. After that, your future is fully up to you.
Mighty Law Lawyers
Mighty Law lawyers have civil litigation experience, come from mission-driven backgrounds, and agree to a strict Code of Conduct for how they work with clients.
Sarah Dill
Mighty Law Attorney
Sarah is a Texas attorney and a graduate of the University of North Texas at Dallas School of Law, holds an MBA from the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, and a bachelor's degree from Baylor University.
Andrew Larson
Mighty Law Attorney
Andrew is a Texas attorney with over a decade of experience practicing law, including serving veterans as an attorney with the Department of Veterans Affairs. He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin Law School and holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan.
