Jasper Bicycle Accident Lawyers Defend Accident Survivors
We know that most Hoosiers haven’t memorized the ins and outs of bicycle law, let alone the civil statutes that give them the right to recover from serious accidents. That’s why Vaughan & Vaughan offers its representative services on a contingency fee basis. We want all Hoosiers to have the chance to get the advice they need to recover from a bike accident. In the immediate aftermath of your crash, you can reach out to one of our Jasper bicycle accident lawyers to request a meeting. During that meeting, we can discuss the circumstances that led to your crash and your subsequent right to accident damages. Should you choose to work with us to recover, we can:Interface With Insurance Claims Adjusters
If a motorist, motorcyclist, or similar party caused your accident, there’s a good chance they have insurance. You may subsequently have the right to file an insurance claim with your liable party’s provider. However, this isn’t always a straightforward process that is guaranteed to get you the compensation you deserve. Unfortunately, insurance companies are often greedy to the point of hurting their clients. Insurance claims adjusters can use underhanded tactics to slow down your claim filing process or even deny your claim without consideration. It’s with the risk of bad-faith behavior in mind that our attorneys encourage bicycle accident survivors like you to work with our staff before filing an insurance claim. We can make sure your claim accurately describes the nature of your accident and complies with an insurance company’s expectations. We can also step in if an adjuster tries to minimize your recovery.Explore Your Right to File a Personal Injury Claim
There’s a chance you won’t get the support you need to recover from a bicycle accident when working with an insurance company. If so, don’t give up hope. Indiana’s civil statutes allow you to file a personal injury claim against the party responsible for your crash so long as you can:- Prove that an offending party owed you a duty of care at the time of your crash
- Prove that your accident stemmed from that party’s negligence
- Prove that said negligence had a negative impact on your financial standing