Top Rated Motorcycle Accident Attorneys in St. Louis, MO

Hurt in a motorcycle wreck caused by someone else’s careless behavior?

Law entitles you to money for your injuries. But the other driver’s insurance company doesn’t want to pay you any more than they must, and ideally nothing at all.

And you have rising medical bills. Lost income from work. Can’t spend time with your significant other. Can’t do the things you love. Can’t ride your motorcycle.

…Plus, these problems will last you at least months, and perhaps even years!

To top it off, you have another problem. One perhaps you don’t even realize.

And that lies in finding a motorcycle accident attorney in St. Louis who cares enough and has the legal skill necessary to get you all the money you deserve.

Because not all lawyers do.

Some large firm allow an experienced senior lawyer to supervise your case while inexperienced junior lawyers and paralegals do all the real work.

Others simply want to ram you through their process as fast as possible to maximize their own dollars per hour.

And still others advertise themselves as “personal injury lawyers,” but really have taken on few or no motorcycle accident claims at all.

Choosing any of these types of lawyers means you have a high chance of missing out on money you should get.

And in some cases, this can be multiple six figures!

What Mullen & Mullen’s Motorcycle Attorneys in St. Louis Do to Get You More Money

To start with, an attorney with at least a decade of experience (and maybe even multiple decades) does all the real work on your claim.

We don’t employ a single inexperienced junior attorney or paralegal.

You see, we’re a small firm of just three motorcycle accident attorneys. That means we take the time and attention necessary to meticulously scrutinize every last detail of your claim, so you get the most money possible for your injuries.

That’s why publications such as Thomson-Reuters’ Super Lawyers, Forbes, Newsweek, the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum, the Best Attorneys of America, and others have mentioned us.

Clients have won cases worth more than $1 million.

And if you Google “Mullen & Mullen’s Reviews” you can read hundreds of nearly perfect client reviews.

Plus, in addition to our proven legal experience, you also get:

• Access to medical professionals and institutions who delay billing until after you win your claim. This sounds almost unbelievable at first because you’ve probably never heard of such a thing. However, we can assure it’s 100% true. If we take on your claim, we can make sure that you won’t pay for any of your medical bills until after you win yours.
• To talk to your lawyer when you call. Remember, we’re a small firm of just three lawyers that values personal relationships. Talk to your lawyer, who knows all about your case and can answer your questions, whenever you call.
• To pay just a 29% case fee (normally 33.3%) if your claim settles out of court. It takes less work to settle your claim without going to court. And we have proven legal experience that makes this happen about 90% of the time. It’s only fair to pass the savings on to you.

• Lower-cost private investigation services, with the savings passed on to you. We employ Mike Foster, rather than subcontracting private investigation services. This costs you less. Plus, Mike’s been with us for greater than a decade. He knows all the right questions to ask and all the wisest actions to take that result in gathering the most compelling evidence possible. That gives you a greater chance of winning your claim versus other firms.

Schedule Your Free Consultation with our Motorcycle Lawyers Based in St. Louis Today

The longer you wait to file your claim, the lower your chances of winning and the less money you’ll win.

This gives the insurance company time to mount their defense. Evidence can get lost (maybe intentionally) or destroyed.

Your memory might get foggy, and you may forget details about your accident.

And judges and juries believe motorcycle accident victims who act quickly.

So don’t wait to file your claim any longer than you must.

Schedule your free consultation today when you call (314) 465-8733.

It’s yours free. There’s absolutely no pressure on you to hire us on the spot.

Simply get your questions answered. Learn how we’d approach your claim. And maybe even learn critical details and strategies other motorcycle accident lawyers in St. Louis have overlooked.

The Most Critical Evidence to Gather After Your Motorcycle Accident

In almost every case, the fault for your motorcycle accident falls on the driver of the car. They’re just not used to looking for motorcycles, and so they sometimes make mistakes that lead to your accident and injuries.

Just after your accident, the most important thing to do is to make sure that everyone is safe. Your injuries could be serious. And it may not be possible for you to do anything but be on the receiving end of help.

However, if you’re able, gather the evidence that you can. Our attorneys can construct powerful legal arguments. However, we need as much evidence as possible to make those arguments.

Here’s what to do:

1. Take Pics of Everything

Your insurance company may even have a special app for this. It doesn’t really matter if they don’t. Just take as many pics as possible of everything at the accident scene.

You have every legal right to do so. If someone tries to prevent you from taking pics, call the police.

If you can’t take the pics, ask a witness to do so for you. Call a friend who lives nearby. Do whatever you can to take images of everything. This includes:

• All vehicular damage
• Your injuries
• Any damage to street signs, light poles, trees, or shrubs
• The entire accident scene (so you can easily show how your accident happened)
• The road itself, and especially anything that indicates the condition of the road

You may also consider shooting a video and narrating how the accident happened.

Also note if you see any security cameras nearby. Their evidence could be instrumental in proving your claim.

1. Get Witness Contact Information

You should get the contact info of any of the witnesses at the accident scene. Their testimony could be indispensable to your claim.

Get their name, phone number, address, and email.

If you don’t get that information at the time of the accident, it can be difficult to gather later.

1. Keep Your Own Written Log of the Accident and Its Aftermath

There’s a lot of detail to remember. And every single piece of information you remember could come in handy. And you may remember bits and pieces only days, weeks, or even months after your accident.

Write down everything you can recall about the accident, even if you don’t consider yourself a skilled writer.

You’re also smart to keep a daily detailed log of your injuries and how they’ve affected your life in the days, weeks, and months after your accident.

Include all your medical appointments and expenses. Write down who saw you, what they saw you for, and what they said about your injuries.

Store this information safely in the cloud (there’s plenty of free storage options available). Paper can get lost or destroyed.

You could even shoot daily journal videos of yourself. Show a video of your injuries and how they affect your ability to live your life.

It all becomes very helpful when it’s time to deal with insurance companies.

1. Always Wait for Police

Police reports are very helpful in proving your claim. Even if your accident is relatively minor and you don’t need an attorney’s help to get the money the insurer owes you, that police report could be just what you need to convince the insurer to pay you.

And if your case does require a motorcycle accident attorney, that police report is still quite helpful.

They might give you a copy at the accident scene. Even if they don’t, they’ll keep an electronic copy your attorney can request later.

Schedule Your Free Consultation with our St. Louis-Based Motorcycle Lawyers Today

Our motorcycle accident lawyers know how to create the most powerful arguments possible with the evidence available.

And we know how to track down evidence if it gets lost or difficult to obtain for whatever reason.

But like we said earlier, don’t wait to file your claim. The longer you wait, the more difficult it becomes to win because evidence can get permanently lost or destroyed.

So, contact our motorcycle accident attorneys today by calling (314) 465-8733.

Remember, there’s no pressure on you to hire us on the spot. Simply get your questions answered and learn how we’ll approach your claim.

Then make your decision when you feel ready.