
One of the first questions that injured motorcyclists in Reno have is how much they might receive for their injuries and losses. Many people wonder what the “average” payout might be to understand what they should expect. However, looking at average payouts will not help you determine how much you deserve, as injury settlements can vary widely.
Instead of focusing on averages, seek a free case evaluation from a Reno motorcycle accident attorney. We can explain the factors that impact your settlement amount and take steps to seek maximum compensation for your losses.
The amount of a motorcycle accident settlement can vary widely based on several factors. These factors influence the extent of damages, liability, and the overall strength of the case. Here are some key considerations affecting the settlement amount for a motorcycle crash victim.
These are only some examples of what goes into calculations for settlement demands. Our experienced attorneys with a proven track record of successfully handling motorcycle accident cases can often negotiate higher settlements due to our ability to present a compelling case.
Considering the above factors, it’s crucial for motorcycle accident victims to consult with a skilled injury attorney as soon as possible. Our experienced lawyers at Kidwell & Gallagher can assess the details of the case, evaluate potential damages, and advocate for a fair settlement that reflects the true extent of your losses and injuries. Contact us for a free consultation today.
Craig W. Kidwell is the managing partner of Kidwell & Gallagher, Ltd., and exclusively represents injured workers in Nevada. Mr. Kidwell has been practicing workers’ compensation law in Nevada since 1999 and has acted as lead counsel on over 2,000 contested workers’ compensation claims. Mr. Kidwell represents injured workers in Nevada through all stages of Nevada’s complex worker’s compensation system. Craig regularly appears in all levels of Nevada’s administrative workers’ compensation system and has represented injured workers in Nevada’s districts and Supreme Court.
This page has been written, edited, and reviewed by a team of legal writers following our comprehensive editorial guidelines. This page was approved by Managing Partner, Craig W. Kidwell who has more than 20 years of legal experience as a personal injury attorney.