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I know you were hoping for an easy answer, but determining the potential value of a motorcycle accident case is hard (okay, impossible) to do without knowing the details of a case. How serious are your injuries? Do you have a permanent disability or chronic pain? Do you know the policy limits of the defendant's insurance coverage? Are you expected to miss work due to your injuries?
There are many factors which go into determining the total damages (and thus the potential value) of a motorcycle accident case, but by asking an attorney for a free case evaluation, you can get an idea of exactly how much your case may be worth. Having a qualified and experienced attorney look at your case (as well as carry out vital investigative work) might uncover things like more defendants, additional damages, culpability, etcetera. If Rasansky Law Firm agrees to take on your case, this is all done at no cost to you.
Get in touch with an experienced Dallas motorcycle accident attorney today so that you can get a good idea of the strength (and value) of your case. Call us 24 hours a day at (214) 651-6100.
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