South Carolina Motorcycle Accident Lawyer

Motorcycles offer a great alternative to cars in terms of commuting, running errands, sight-seeing, and just getting outside. But, as you are well aware, not all drivers are on the lookout for other road users, let alone motorcyclists or anything smaller than a semi-truck. Distracted driving, road rage, and aggressive maneuvers are a constant threat to those on two wheels. If you were injured by a driver while out riding,  Marc Brown can help you get back on your feet.

Why Choose Us?

At Marc Brown Law Firm, you can trust us to provide expert local legal support for your South Carolina motorcycle accident injury case. We proudly serve all of South Carolina, including Columbia, Sumter, and Orangeburg. Here’s why we are the right choice for you:

  • No-Cost Consultations: Our motorcycle accident attorneys work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you only pay if we win your case. Our motorcycle accident attorneys in Sumter will evaluate your situation, review your case details, and help you pursue fair compensation throughout Sumter County, South Carolina, and Georgia.
  • Clear and Objective Advice: An experienced Orangeburg motorcycle attorney from our firm can offer an impartial perspective on your motorcycle injury case, helping you make well-informed decisions without emotional influence.
  • Skilled Case Management: Motorcycle accident claims often involve complex legal and medical issues. With extensive experience, Marc Brown and his team can effectively address these challenges. If you’re recovering from a motorcycle accident in Richland County, contact our legal team today to connect with a dedicated motorcycle accident lawyer in Columbia.

Top Causes of Motorcycle Crashes

  • Driver was Tailgating—While a slow speed rear-ender might only cause a fender bender between two cars or SUVs, if the forward road user is a motorcyclist, they could very well end up in the hospital. Rear-end crashes generally occur when the driver is intoxicated, aggressive, or distracted.
  • Driver Changed Lanes Without Looking—This is quite possibly the most common type of motorcycle crash. Failure to check mirrors or look over one’s shoulder is a luxury that only car and truck drivers have; motorcyclists have a very real chance of dying if they were to ride as carelessly as most drivers do. If you’re involved in a trucking collision, one of our South Carolina semi-truck accident lawyers can help asses your case.
  • Driver Pulled Out From a Side Street—A driver, who was texting a moment prior, that pulls out of a side street directly in front of a motorcyclist will inevitably cause a T-bone crash, sideswipe, or rear-ender. Distracted or impatient drivers often claim that they “didn’t see” the motorcyclist, or that “they came out of nowhere.” Both of these excuses are obscured, of course. If the driver had been paying attention, they would have noticed the motorcyclist.
  • Driver Made an Unsafe Pass—Road users have an obligation to only pass on two-lane roads when there are no oncoming vehicles, and only when a dashed yellow line is present at the time of the pass. Failure to do so can cause a sideswipe collision with a motorcyclist traveling in the same direction, or a head-on crash. Head-on collisions are almost always fatal for motorcyclists, aside when the rider has time to swerve off the road, still resulting in a crash but saving their own life in the process.

Compensation From a South Carolina Motorcycle Accident Claim

It is understandable that motorcycle accident victims are eager to settle with the other party and put the crash behind them, but when it comes to serious injuries, a personal injury claim cannot be rushed. This is because time is required to see how injuries heal or don’t heal

  • Medical expenses
  • Pain and suffering
  • Emotional turmoil
  • Loss of joy of life
  • Loss of income
  • Loss of earning capacity
  • Property damage compensation
  • Permanent scarring and disfigurement

Call South Carolina Motorcycle Accident Attorney Marc Brown

If you have serious injuries caused by a driver’s selfish actions, we can help you seek justice by filing a South Carolina car accident claim against them. Call South Carolina motorcycle accident attorney Marc Brown today at (803) 848-0008 to schedule a consultation at no cost. We can help you get the compensation that your injuries and damages deserve.