$650,000 settlement for injuries from motorcycle crash

Umbrella policy secures greater compensation for motorcycle accident victim
Steve Caya recovered $650,000 for injuries sustained by a motorcyclist who suffered numerous fractures after an inattentive driver turned left in front of the motorcyclist.
The insurance company for the at fault driver argued the policy limits available were only $300,000. Steve Caya reviewed the at-fault driver’s policy and successfully convinced the insurer an umbrella policy applied, creating more coverage to compensate the injured motorcyclist, and securing a settlement more than double the original offer.
As a former insurance company attorney, Steve Caya knows exactly what it takes to make insurers pay a fair settlement amount to accident victims.
Distracted drivers increase danger on Wisconsin roads
Nobody’s safe around a distracted or inattentive driver, but motorcyclists are especially vulnerable. If you’ve been injured in a motorcycle accident caused by distracted driving, you need an attorney with the experience and resources to recover the compensation you need.
Steve Caya is a motorcyclist and an accident survivor who understands how important it is to get your fair share of the roadways – and a fair settlement if you’re injured by someone else’s actions.
What motorcycle crash victims MUST understand before filing a lawsuit
These six aspects of motorcycle accident claims directly affect your compensation.
Here are the 6 things it pays to know about Wisconsin motorcycle accident settlements:
- Find out if you can sue after a motorcycle accident
- The right way to file a motorcycle injury claim in Wisconsin
- There's a time limit for filing motorcycle injury claims
- How long it takes for motorcycle accident claims to settle
- Motorcycle crash settlement examples
- What happens if you file a motorcycle accident claim without a lawyer
Contact Wisconsin’s leading no win no fee motorcycle accident lawyer for a free evaluation of your claim. We're in Janesville, and will gladly come to you anywhere in Wisconsin to discuss your case.