Motorbike Accident Solicitors

Our unique Motorbike Accident Claims service offering

Hussey Fraser’s personalised service is unique in the industry offering a fully comprehensive, one-stop shop meeting ALL of the client’s needs in a professional manner. 

• Hussey Fraser will pursue recovery of the Motorcyclist’s uninsured losses. 
• Hussey Fraser will pursue any third party claim brought by a Motorcyclist for damage to their motorcycle and/or equipment. 
• in the event of a Personal Injury Claim, Hussey Fraser will represent the motorcyclist and ensure you receive the justice you deserve.
• In tragic events such as loss of life, Hussey Fraser has represented families at inquests on behalf of the deceased motorcyclist.

The first step will be to submit your claim to PIAB (The Personal Injuries Assessment Board) for assessment.

Common motorbike accident claim types

The most common Motorbike accident claims are:

• Head-on collision claims
• Rear-end collision claims
• Hit and run claims
• Side impact collision claims
• Roundabout accident claims
• Uninsured driver claims
• Fatal injury claims
• Motorway accident claims
• Defective bollard accident claims
• Accidents on bends in the road
• Accidents caused by road markings

Types of Personal Injuries

• Cuts and Lacerations
• Soft tissue damage
• Injuries to legs and feet
• Amputation and dislocation
• Nerve injuries
• Paralysis
• Internal injuries
• Facial injury and damage
• Head injuries
• Whiplash
• Concussion
• Traumatic brain injury
• Back and spinal injury
• Catastrophic injuries
• Fatal injuries

What to do if I am involved in a Motorcycle Accident?

Look after yourself and others - seek Medical Attention

• It is important to ensure the any/all injuries, – both yours and those of other parties – are assessed as a matter of priority by your local GP or A&E Department.
• It is also important to retain a record of your medical treatment to support a potential Motorcycle Accident Claim.

If possible, gather all relevant information at the scene

• Record the date and time of the Motorbike accident.
• Details of the other driver/ people involved – contact information, vehicle registration and vehicle insurance number.
• Name and contact information of emergency service workers at the scene – Gardai and paramedics.
• Dashcam footage if available. Take pictures of the scene.
• Make a note of weather conditions at the time.

Report the incident to the Gardai

• It is always important to report an incident to the Gardai to allow them to take details of the accident.
• Depending on how serious the incident is Gardai may attend the scene to take statements etc.,

Contact your own Insurance company

• If you are the driver of a vehicle involved in a Motorcycle Accident it is important you inform your insurance company.

Speak to Hussey Fraser - the No. 1. Motorcycle Accident Claims Solicitor 

Hussey Fraser, leading Motorbike Accident Solicitors, has been successfully representing motorcyclists for the past 15 years, with a unique and specialist service making it the leading Motorbike Accident Claims firm in Ireland.