Minnesota Man Injured in WI Motorcycle Accident
A 29-year-old Red Wing, MN man was seriously injured in a motorcycle accident in Pierce County, Wisconsin on Monday, July 25. Pierce County Sheriff’s officials responded to the accident in Trenton Township on Highway 63 near 810th Street, but Red Wing Ambulance responders had already transported the victim of the accident to Red Wing Hospital. The extent of his injuries are unknown, but he was airlifted from Red Wing Hospital to Regions Hospital in St. Paul, Minnesota after doctors evaluated his condition. The cause of the crash is still under investigation.
Motorcycle Injury Lawsuit Information
The motorcycle injury lawyers at Pritzker Olsen have recovered millions of dollars for clients injured in motorcycle accidents. For example, attorney Fred Pritzker won a $3,750,000 federal court settlement when representing a 38-year-old New Jersey man whose leg was amputated following a defective motorcycle accident.
If a part on a motorcycle is faulty or defective, and it is found that the defect contributed to the cause of the motorcycle accident, then the victim injured in that accident may have a product liability claim against the company that manufactured the defective motorcycle or motorcycle part.
A motorcycle accident injury victim may be able to receive compensation for:
- Medical bills
- Wage loss
- Loss of future earning capacity
- Pain and suffering
Contact the motorcycle accident injury attorneys at Pritzker Olsen for a free consultation >>>
News source: http://www.wqow.com/story/15145499/motorcycle-crash-sends-one-to-the-hospital-in-pierce-county
Head Injury Puts MN Man in Hospital After Rear-end Motorcycle Accident
A four-vehicle accident in Otter Tail County, Minnesota injured a 54-year-old Henning, MN man. The accident occurred on Tuesday, July 26 just north of Underwood, MN. According to authorities, one vehicle rear-ended another, resulting in a three-car collision, at which point the third car rear-ended the motorcyclist, throwing him into a ditch. No other drivers were injured. The motorcyclist was airlifted to a Twin Cities hospital with head injuries.
Our experience is that most rear end collisions are caused by negligent drivers. In many cases, the driver was speeding, intoxicated or otherwise breaking a traffic law at the time of the accident. If the accident was caused by a drunk driver, a bar or restaurant may also be liable for the accident under Minnesota dram shop laws.
Motorcycle Rear-ended – Accident Lawsuit Information
If a motorist is injured in an accident in which he or she was rear-ended by another driver, the injured motorist may be able to file a lawsuit against the driver who rear-ended them. It will take a skilled accident injury attorney to prove driver negligence on the part of the driver who rear-ended and injured the other motorist. The attorney will need to examine the facts of the accident in order to determine whether that is the case.
Head Injury Lawsuit Information
Head injuries can be among the most serious injuries in a crash and can result in traumatic brain injury (TBI). It takes an experienced lawyer to effectively argue a TBI case because many of the effects of a TBI aren’t immediately noticeable. For example, even if the person looks physically healed, the injury to the brain can leave him or her with significant cognitive, emotional, and behavioral challenges that can affect relationships with family, friends, employers. A skilled TBI lawyer will take these things into consideration when litigating a TBI case.
The lawyers at Pritzker Olsen have recovered millions of dollars for victims injured in motorcycle accidents and accident victims with traumatic brain injuries.
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News Source: http://www.wday.com/event/article/id/49670/group/homepage/
Itasca County, Minnesota Fatal Motorcycle Accident
This is a representation of a motorcycle accident
A fatal Minnesota motorcycle accident on July 20 resulted in the death of a 61-year-old Goodland man in Itasca County, local news sources are reporting. The accident occurred on County Road 74 on a Wednesday. Emergency crews responded and found the man dead at the scene.
Itasca County Sheriff’s officials and the MN State Patrol are continuing to investigate the accident and will reconstruct the incident to further understand how it happened.
Minnesota Fatal Motorcycle Accident Death Investigation
The investigation of a motorcycle death accident such as this will yield several findings. One question the investigation will aim to answer is: what caused the accident? If it is found that someone could be held responsible for the accident, there could be a motorcycle wrongful death lawsuit. For example, if there was a faulty part on the motorcycle, and the investigation finds that part contributed to the accident, and that there should have been a motorcycle recall, the manufacturer of the motorcycle could be held responsible in a motorcycle accident lawsuit.
In a wrongful death motorcycle accident lawsuit, the family of someone killed in a motorcycle accident may be able to receive damages (money) for the following:
- funeral expenses
- loss of income that the family of the deceased person would have received
- lost of advice, care, comfort and companionship
- pain and suffering the decedent may have experienced before dying
The motorcycle accident attorneys at Pritzker Olsen have recovered millions of dollars on behalf of people injured in motorcycle accidents. For a free consultation, contact the motorcycle accident lawyers at Pritzker Olsen >>>
News source:
http://www.northlandsnewscenter.com/news/local/Man-Killed-In-Motorcycle-Crash-In-Itasca-Co-Identified-126026898.html
Motorcyclist Killed in Car Crash
The Sioux Falls Police Department responed Thursday night to a car/motorcycle accident at 60th Street North and Minnesota Ave. in South Dakota.A 2001 Yamaha motorcycle crashed with a 2003 Saturn. The motorcyclist was taken to the hospital and died shortly thereafter.
Motorcycle Injury Attorney Eric Hageman Discusses Motorcycle Accident Lawsuits
In this video, Eric Hageman discusses the factors involved in a motorcycle accident. With years of experience representing victims in motorcycle accidents and other accidents, he knows what it takes to go up against large insurance companies to make sure injured people receive the justice they deserve.
Contact Eric Hageman for a free motorcycle accident lawsuit consultation >>>
Motorcycle Hit by a Semi Accident MN
Semi drivers have a higher level of duty of care because they are professional drivers. When semi drivers are issued a commercial drivers’ license (CDL), they are required to obey all of the state and federal regulations and drive responsibly so that they maintain control of their rig at all times. If they violate any of the laws and regulations, they are subject to fines, suspensions or even revocation of their CDL.
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Our attorneys are representing a motorcyclist who, while making a left turn, was hit by a semi passing illegally on the left. Tragically, following the accident, the motorcyclist had to have his leg amputated.
Trucking Company Damage Control
in Motorcycle Hit by a Semi Accident Case
Following a motorcycle hit by a semi accident, trucking companies immediately send a “go team” to the site to start damage control. Because trucking companies do everything possible to minimize their liability, you need an experienced motorcycle semi accident attorney on your side to fight for your rights and hold the trucking company and other liable parties accountable. Pritzker Olsen attorneys have that experience and a record of success. Call today, toll free, 1-888-377-8900.
Motorcycle Hit by a Semi Accident Investigation
Our team of semi accident attorneys will conduct an independent investigation into the accident. If necessary, we hire accident specialists to reconstruct the motorcycle semi accident. This visual presentation of the accident is very effective in building a persuasive, winning case.
We also visit the accident scene, taking pictures at the scene, taking pictures of the vehicles and interviewing witnesses and first responders. We need answers to the following questions:
- Was the semi speeding prior to hitting the motorcycle?
- Was the semi going too fast for weather or road conditions?
- Did the semi try to stop? (skid marks?)
- Were all of the brakes working properly?
- Were the mirrors on the semi adjusted properly?
- Were the mirrors clean?
- Was the windshield clean?
- Was there evidence of distraction in the cab? (magazines, books, food, TV, etc.)
- Was there evidence of drug or alcohol use?
We represent victims of motorcycle vs. semi accidents, including motorcycle turning right semi accidents, motorcycle turning left semi accidents and fatal motorcycle semi accidents. A motorcycle vs. semi accident may include the following serious injuries: amputation, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury and collapsed lung injury.
To contact Attorney Fred Pritzker or Attorney Eric Hageman about a motorcycle hit by a semi accident, please call 1-888-377-8900 (toll free), call (612)338-0202 or submit our free consultation form. We are not paid unless you win.
Tibia Fracture Lawyer
The Minnesota car accident lawyers at Pritzker Olsen, P.A. have extensive experience with tibia fracture lawsuits and have recovered millions for accident victims, including a recent settlement for $3,750,000. Our attorneys have appeared on CBS News, Fox News, WCCO-TV, KSTP-TV, and KARE-TV. Attorney Fred Pritzker is listed in the current edition of The Best Lawyers in America. For a free consultation regarding a tibia fracture lawsuit, please call 1-888-377-8900 (toll free) or submit our online form. We do our own investigation into the case, with no upfront cost to you.
