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Des Moines' Motorcycle Accident Lawyers

There's nothing fair about a motorcycle being involved in an accident with an automobile, delivery vehicle or truck.

The consequences to the operator of the motorcycle are almost always devastating. For this reason, it is important for people involved in motorcycle injury situations in Des Moines, IA, West Des Moines, IA Waukee, IA, Ankeny, IA or anywhere in the state of Iowa to contact us as soon as possible to obtain guidance on the technical aspects of the case.

Crazy Things Happen on Iowa's Roads

Motorcycle Crash Leaders

We Do Not Represent Insurance Companies — Ever!

Whether you were injured as a biker or passenger or lost a loved one in a fatal motorcycle crash in Iowa, let us help. We are a team of personal injury trial lawyers here at Lawyer, Lawyer, Dutton, Drake & Conklin, LLP in Urbandale, IA. We dedicate our entire practice to representing people injured because of another party's negligence. Partners Jim, David and Channing each have at least 40 years of trial and settlement insurance experience. Along with partners John and Rob they have combined experience of over 161 years. The negligent driver's insurance company will have a team of lawyers on its side. You need and deserve the same.

Do You Really Need an Injury Attorney After Your Injury?

Insurance companies and their adjusters express concern for the injured party in the beginning. But trust us, they are investigating the details of your case very carefully and you should do the same.

Here's one tip to get you started: how will you be able to prove that your motorcycle lights were on at the time of the accident? It seems like a simple question, doesn't it? The difficulty is how you demonstrate the light was on when the operator can't see that the front light is actually on. This is important because the negligent driver almost always says that the motorcycle was "flying down the road" and thus was not able to be seen upon ordinary viewing. The bright front light of the motorcycle or the red tail light of the motorcycle can be a critical factor in the case and it must be investigated before the bike is altered in any manner. Think about it. It's a perfect example of why an investigation is so important.

NO Fees If You Don't Win!

Pick up the phone and call to see for yourself how easy it is to get answers to your questions from our experienced car accident attorney, truck accident attorney, or motorcycle accident attorneys. Call (515) 224-4400 or use our convenient email contact form to arrange a return phone call and discussion with one of our West Des Moines motorcycle accident injury lawyers right away.

Questions We Hear From Injured Motorcycle Riders

  • What Should I Do Immediately After a Motorcycle Accident?

    Your safety comes first. Call 911, seek medical attention, and report the accident to law enforcement. If possible, photograph the accident scene, your motorcycle, road conditions, and your injuries. Gather witness contact information and avoid repairing your motorcycle until important evidence has been documented. Acting quickly can help preserve evidence that may become critical to your claim.


    Learn more: Why Time Is Not on Your Side After a Motorcycle Accident

  • Should I Talk to an Attorney Before Speaking With the Insurance Company About a Motorcycle Accident?

    Insurance adjusters often contact injured riders soon after a crash and may ask for a recorded statement or offer a quick settlement. Before discussing your injuries or accepting an offer, it's important to understand your legal rights. Speaking with an experienced motorcycle accident attorney first can help you avoid mistakes that may affect your claim.

  • Why Is It Important to Preserve Evidence After a Motorcycle Accident?

    Evidence can disappear quickly after a motorcycle crash. Skid marks fade, surveillance footage may be erased, damaged motorcycles are repaired, and witnesses' memories become less reliable. A prompt investigation can help preserve important evidence needed to determine how the accident happened and who may be responsible.


    Learn more: Why Time Is Not on Your Side After a Motorcycle Accident

  • What Compensation Can I Recover After a Motorcycle Accident?

    If someone else's negligence caused your motorcycle accident, you may be entitled to compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, future medical care, permanent impairment, property damage, and other losses. Every case is different, so it's important to understand the full value of your claim before accepting a settlement.

  • Why Are Motorcycle Accident Injuries Often More Serious?

    Unlike occupants of passenger vehicles, motorcycle riders have very little protection during a collision. Even with proper safety gear, motorcycle accidents often result in serious injuries such as broken bones, traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, road rash, and permanent disabilities. These injuries frequently require extensive medical treatment and long-term recovery.

  • Why Do Drivers Say, "I Never Saw the Motorcycle"?

    One of the most common explanations after a motorcycle crash is, "I never saw the motorcycle." Determining why that happened often requires a thorough investigation. Headlight operation, visibility, road conditions, witness statements, and accident reconstruction may all play an important role in understanding how the collision occurred.



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