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Motorcycle Accident Attorney

Lebanon, Concord, Littleton, and Lancaster, New Hampshire,
and St. Johnsbury, Vermont

Questions About Motorcycle Accidents

How do you prove fault in a motorcycle accident case?

Our Vermont and New Hampshire motorcycle accident attorneys will gather detailed information about the events leading up to the crash as well as the injuries you suffered from the accident. In order to build a strong case against the driver who is responsible, we will obtain the necessary medical and police reports, and we will interview witnesses at the scene of the motorcycle accident.

It is important that you do not admit fault or give any statements to insurance companies before consulting a lawyer. Often, insurance companies will use these statements against you in order to deny your claim.

Who can be held liable for injuries suffered in a motorcycle accident?

Anyone who at least partially caused the accident resulting in your injuries may be responsible for your damages. Often, motorcycle accidents are caused by drivers of other vehicles who do not respect the motorcycle’s right of way. These drivers can be held liable even if there was no collision.

If I am partly responsible for the collision, is it still possible to get damages awarded?

Yes. If you are partially responsible for the motorcycle accident, you can still file a claim and seek compensation. However, your damage award may be reduced based on your percentage of fault.

Why should I choose Cullenberg & Tensen, P.L.L.C. to handle my Vermont or New Hampshire motorcycle accident case?

The legal team at Cullenberg & Tensen, P.L.L.C. is extremely experienced in the field of personal injury law. Our caring staff has helped many families in the Upper Valley receive the compensation they deserve after being injured in a motorcycle accident. We will provide you with highly personalized attention and aggressive legal representation through every step of the process. When you hire Cullenberg & Tensen, you will be working with a small firm that gets big results.

What are your legal fees?

At Cullenberg & Tensen, P.L.L.C., we work on a contingency fee basis, which means that we get paid only after you do. At your initial consultation, we will discuss the details of our contingency fee with you.

If you have been injured in a motorcycle accident, please contact our Vermont and New Hampshire motorcycle accident attorneys today to schedule your free consultation.