Ontario Personal Injury Attorney Sheds Light On Motorcycle Accident Cases

Jan 28, 2020

January 28, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - Ontario, California based Napolin Accident Injury Lawyer is reaching out to the wider community to explain motorcycle accident cases. The firm, which was established in 2011, has several offices around California and is dedicated to helping the community with their personal injury cases. More information about their services can be found at the following link: Motorcycle Accident Attorney Ontario CA.

Alexander D. Napolin, trial lawyer and founder of Napolin Accident Injury Lawyer, says, “Riding a motorcycle down the road and weaving easily through congested traffic areas with the wind rushing against you is a powerful feeling. However, you need to be aware that motorcycle accidents can result in serious injuries. As a matter of fact, statistics show that motorcyclists are about 26 times more likely to die in a crash than someone riding in a car and are about 5 times as likely to be injured.”

According to Napolin Accident Injury Lawyer, motorcycle accidents can touch on multiple fields of law, including personal injury law and product liability law. The firm explains that, in states with contributory negligence, riders may not be able to recover damages if they were partly responsible for an accident. However, California, where the law firm operates, is a comparative fault state where damages may be proportional to the degree of fault on the driver’s behalf.

The firm also gives examples for common comparative negligence, which includes broken brake lights and headlamps that could lead to a collision at night. Other causes of motorcycle accidents can involve failure to give right of way, being obscured by other vehicles, road hazards like uneven pavement and potholes, left-turn collisions, DUI accidents and lack of basic motorcycle driving skills. Napolin Accident Injury Lawyer says that any of these examples could lead to a court of law finding fault against more than one party.

Napolin says, “If you have been involved in a motorcycle accident, it’s important that you consult with an experienced attorney to determine whether or not you have a legal claim for damages. An experienced motorcycle accident attorney will assess your case and consider all the facts, such as traffic laws, motor vehicle regulations, medical treatment, injuries and liability. Without legal representation, you may lose out on the compensation that you deserve.”

He adds, “Further, insurance companies have insurance adjusters and aggressive in-house counsel who will try to get you to settle for less. They may even deny your claim for damages. You need an attorney who will fight on your behalf. At Napolin Accident Injury Lawyer, we will send investigators to the accident scene in order to determine the cause of the accident to even the playing field with pushy insurance companies and deal with the hassle of all the paperwork. Since we charge on a contingency fee basis for personal injury cases, you won’t have to pay upfront. So, if you or a loved one has been injured in a motorcycle accident and you are looking for a Ontario Lawyer for motorcycle accident, turn to the Napolin Accident Injury Lawyer for legal assistance.”

The services provided by Alexander Napolin and his team at Napolin Accident Injury Lawyer are held in high regard, as made evident by the firm’s reviews. On the Google platform, they have a near perfect rating of 4.7 out of 5 Stars. In a recent review, Sayrs Ojeda says, “I highly recommend Mr. Napolin’s services. I was in a car accident and he made the process very easy for me and was very helpful. He kept me updated throughout the case, and I am very happy I chose him as my attorney, and happy with the results as I won my case! Thank you, Mr. Napolin, for your excellent services.”

Meanwhile, in her 5-Star review, Andrea Ruis says, "I highly recommend Napolin for help with legal issues. Even if you are not sure if you need a lawyer, it helps to talk to a knowledgeable attorney. I did, and it turns out that I need an attorney for my current car accident case. I feel grounded and on the right track now that I have legal representation of a high caliber. I wanted to share my experience because I felt like I had options that I didn’t know I had after the first meeting with Alexander.”

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Those who wish to learn more about Napolin Accident Injury Lawyer and the various services they provide can find more information on the law firm’s website. Additionally, they encourage interested parties to get in touch with Alexander D. Napolin directly via email, phone or the contact form on their website. Napolin Accident Injury Lawyer is also present on Facebook where they post frequent updates, share general legal advice and interact with their clients. Further details can also be found at the following link: Personal Injury Lawyer Ontario.

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For more information about Napolin Accident Injury Lawyer, contact the company here:

Napolin Accident Injury Lawyer
Alexander D. Napolin
844-984-4878
[email protected]
430 N. Vineyard Ave. Ste. 125
Ontario, CA 91764

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