Adv. Sarika Khude's Blog

Motorbike enthusiasts are all too familiar with the freedom and the sense of adventure that accompanies riding on their bikes. Apart from the practical advantages like reduced fuel costs as well as less amount of carbon footprint to leave behind, the thrill of the rider each time he/she releases the clutch to begin another journey is undeniable. The real problem starts when these drivers are caught in a desperate situation lot to avoid the reckless ones behind the wheel of automobiles and trucks. Certainly, these circumstances are inevitable and it is important that you, as a biker know the actual bike accident compensation and how you can benefit if you have been injured. It is a fact that motorcyclists form just about 1% of vehicular traffic across the UK, but the mortality rates are close to 15%. A biker is more likely to suffer severe injuries in comparison to those in automobiles. Many automobile drivers claim that they had not spotted the motorbike prior to the cr

Many people are wondering how to file a motorcycle accident claim, and the reality is that you need quite a bit of info before you do. You cannot just call up your company, and tell them it was the other drivers’ fault. Here is a short and quick guide for what to do. Essentially a motorcycle crash is looked at by law as identical to crashing a regular car. You have to prove that the other driver caused it. If you were responsible, your expenses are still covered, but your insurance rates will increase dramatically. That is why it is so key to prove it was not you, assuming you indeed were not at fault. Here are the steps you need to take immediately following the crash: First, make sure you know the car you crashed with, as well as the license plate number. Figure out what kinds of damages the other cars or trucks suffered, as well as the names of anyone else involved and where they live. If someone else saw the crash and could verify who was responsible for it, get t