Injured in a Motorcycle Accident? We’re Here to Help
Motorcycle accidents can change your life in seconds. Riders often face severe injuries, long recoveries, and unfair treatment from insurance companies even when the accident wasn’t their fault. At Herbert Law Group, we understand what you’re going through, and we’re committed to fighting for your rights and recovery.
In 2023, more than 6,200 motorcyclists were killed in traffic crashes across the United States One of the highest numbers in decades. Riders are 4 times more likely to be injured and 28 times more likely to die in a collision compared to those in passenger vehicles.
Why You Shouldn’t Deal With Insurance Alone After a Motorcycle Accident
After a motorcycle accident, insurance companies might act like they’re on your side but their main goal is to settle your claim for as little as possible.
They may pressure you to accept a fast payment, make a recorded statement, or even admit partial fault all of which can hurt your case and reduce your compensation.
Motorcycle accidents often cause severe injuries that require long-term care, surgeries, and rehabilitation. A quick settlement might not cover the true cost of your recovery.
Why Seeing a Doctor After a Motorcycle Accident Is So Important
After a motorcycle accident, you might feel fine at first but many injuries aren’t immediately visible. Even if you don’t feel pain right away, seeing a doctor as soon as possible is one of the most important things you can do for your health and your legal case.
Motorcycle crashes often cause injuries like internal bleeding, road rash, spinal misalignment, or head trauma and adrenaline can mask these symptoms for hours or even days.
By getting medical attention promptly, you protect your health and create an official medical record linking your injuries to the accident. This documentation is essential for proving your claim and ensuring that all future treatments and expenses are covered.
Why Anxiety After a Motorcycle Accident Is Normal and How We Help
Even after your physical injuries heal, it’s common to experience anxiety, fear, or emotional distress following a motorcycle accident. Many riders find themselves avoiding highways, feeling uneasy around traffic, or reliving the crash when hearing loud engine noises and that’s completely normal. Motorcycle accidents can be traumatic, both physically and mentally.
Why Anxiety Happens After a Motorcycle Accident
When you’re involved in a motorcycle accident, your brain registers it as a major life-threatening event. Even after the danger has passed, certain sounds, movements, or situations like loud engines or sudden braking can trigger that same fear response. This reaction is known as post-accident anxiety, and it can affect anyone, even if the crash didn’t seem severe. Many riders experience fear of riding again, flashbacks of the accident, or guilt thinking they could’ve done something differently.
Over time, this stress can build and lead to panic attacks, avoidance, or depression if not addressed properly. That’s why getting emotional and psychological support after a motorcycle accident is just as important as physical recovery — your mental health matters too..
At Herbert Law Group, We See This All The Time
After a motorcycle accident, it’s easy to focus on visible injuries like fractures, road rash, or physical pain but emotional trauma is often overlooked. Many riders tell us they feel uneasy, anxious, or fearful long after the crash. This happens because your brain stays in a constant state of alert, trying to protect you from future danger. Over time, that vigilance can turn into chronic anxiety, panic attacks, or even post-traumatic stress.
At Herbert Law Group, we understand that true recovery goes beyond the physical. We work closely with trusted therapists and medical professionals who specialize in helping motorcycle accident victims heal physically, mentally, and emotionally while we handle the legal side to get you the compensation you deserve.
We Treat Every Client Like Family.
Our job isn’t just to win your case — it’s to make sure you feel supported and informed every step of the way. We fight for fair compensation, handle the paperwork and insurance calls, and help you get your life back on track — fast.