Will the car that turned left in front of me and caused my Louisville motorcycle accident be found liable for the crash and my injuries?

A: If you were in a Louisville motorcycle accident that was caused by a car that turned left in front of you, the other party likely will be held liable for the accident. There are, however, numerous factors that must be taken into consideration when making an accident claim. It's best to meet with your Louisville personal injury attorney to look over all the relevant facts surrounding your Louisville motorcycle accident.

In most cases, if a car coming in the opposite direction makes a left turn in front of you and causes an accident, the law will hold that party liable for the accident and any injuries and damages sustained in the accident. 

There are a few exceptions to this rule: 

• Speeding - if the driver going straight was speeding, the driver turning left may not be held accountable. 
• Red Lights - if the driver going straight ran a red light, he or she may not be able to hold the other driver liable. 
• Unexpected Instances - if something unexpected forced the driver turning left to make a sudden stop, he or she may not be liable for the accident. 

Because it's difficult to make judgment calls on an accident without examining all facts, police reports and application laws, you'll want to speak with a Louisville personal injury attorney to discuss the specifics of your case. An attorney will help determine if the other party should be held liable, then prepare a solid claim for your Louisville motorcycle accident.

Contacting a Louisville Personal Injury Attorney

Accident liability after a Louisville motorcycle accident involves many factors. A Louisville personal injury attorney at Gray and White Law can help you handle every aspect of your Louisville accident claim. If you've been injured in Kentucky, contact us today for a free evaluation of your case - 1-800-634-8767 or 1-502-210-8942.