$650,000 Recovery for Injuries Sustained in a Motorcycle Collision
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.
View all personal injury case settlements attained by Steve Caya for his clients and find out the 6 things it pays to know about motorcycle crash settlements in Wisconsin.
Before filing a lawsuit there's a few things you should know.
Wisconsin operates under a shared fault law, meaning each person is held responsible for a portion of the liability in a car accident. If you weren't fully at fault for the crash, you are eligible to win compensation for your injuries in a settlement or lawsuit should it come to it. Here's a few more things you need to know about making a claim after an accident:
- Yes, you can sue after a car accident
- How to file a lawsuit after a car accident
- How long you have to file a car accident lawsuit
- How long a car accident suit takes
- You can file yourself, but don't - lawyer up!
- Average car accident settlements in Wisconsin