Have you been injured in a motorbike accident that was not your fault? If so it is highly likely that you are entitled to financial compensation, intended to help you cover the costs of repairs to your motorbike, medical fees and bills incurred during a period spent out of work.
Payouts in motorbike accident compensation claims vary depending on the severity of the personal injury sustained. Below is a list of common injuries and example payouts awarded for these injuries:
Despite the fact that motorcyclists wear protective helmets, head injuries are a common outcome of many types of motorbike accidents. Head injuries can cause anything from relatively minor yet long-lasting pain to severe brain damage. Typical payout amounts include:
Leg injuries are a similarly common result of motorbike accidents. There are several major bones in the leg, which are vulnerable to severe injury in a motorbike accident – the amount you are eligible to claim will depend entirely upon the extent of your injuries:
When determining the amount of compensation you are eligible to receive for back injuries sustained in a motorbike accident, UK courts will take into account the severity of the injuries, the pain and suffering experienced as a result of the injury and any loss of wages:
Injuries to the forearm and shoulder can be extremely painful, and have the potential to result in a long-term disability:
The above figures are basic examples of the potential payout you could receive at the conclusion of your motorbike accident claim; every claim is different, and thus every payout is different.
If you are interested in speaking to an experienced personal injury solicitor regarding a potential motorbike accident claim, call Freephone 0800 294 6250 or e-mail us. We can provide a comprehensive assessment of your case and provide an accurate appraisal of your chances of success.