How Will Medical Expenses Be Calculated After a Motorcycle Accident 

If you have been injured in a Nebraska motorcycle accident through no fault of your own, you may need extensive and costly medical treatment before returning to work, school, and other activities. Mounting medical bills after a motorcycle accident can cause increased stress and anxiety. If your injuries were caused by another person’s negligence, you should not have to foot the bill for your current and future medical treatment.  

With the help of the experienced lawyers at Knowles Law Firm, they will build a strong case for you so that you receive the compensation you deserve. Your attorney will obtain documentation of your injuries (medical records and bills), and if necessary, seek out expert witness testimony.. With our exceptional, comprehensive legal services and commitment to excellence, we have obtained multi-million dollar settlements for our clients. You can trust us to fiercely advocate for maximum compensation. We pride ourselves on attention to detail and seeking the justice you deserve.

How to Accurately Calculate Medical Expenses After a Nebraska Motorcycle Accident

Calculating medical bills after an accident may seem straightforward, but it is often a complicated process, especially if you require long-term treatment. Fortunately, you do not have to determine your claim’s value on your own. Taking the following steps can help calculate your motorcycle accident medical expenses:

Contact a Trusted Attorney

It can be easy to forget medical expenses and miss crucial costs that factor into your damages if you try to handle an insurance claim on your own. At Knowles Law Firm, we consider every detail, leaving no stone unturned to ensure your claim’s value reflects the actual cost of your medical bills. We gather every bill, receipt, and invoice you receive for your treatment to determine your current and future expenses. We fight on your behalf for maximum compensation with insurance adjusters and in court .

Document Your Injuries

After suffering injuries in a motorcycle accident, documenting your injuries and the treatment you receive can help calculate your medical expenses. This may include:

• Hospital bills
• Surgery costs
• Ambulance ride
• Laboratory fees
• Prescribed medications
• Rehabilitation 
• Physical therapy
• Pain management services
• Caregiving services
• Assistive medical devices

These medical expenses can be difficult to remember during treatment, so documenting them prevents any costs from being overlooked and uncompensated. 

Expert Testimony

When calculating your motorcycle accident-related medical expenses, it is essential to consider the treatments you may need in the future. For example, you may suffer ongoing headaches or chronic back pain that requires ongoing medical attention. However, it can be challenging to predict the treatment you may need and the cost. 

To help better understand the future impact and cost of your injuries, we may obtain testimony from a medical professional. They can confirm the accuracy of your medical expenses related to your motorcycle accident and provide insight into the treatment you may need in the future. 

Learn More About Your Nebraska Motorcycle Accident Claim With the Knowledgeable Lawyers at Knowles Law Firm

While riding a motorcycle can be a thrilling way to get around Nebraska, motorcyclists are at a higher risk of serious injuries due to their lack of protection. If you have been hurt in a motorcycle accident due to another party’s negligence, you may be unsure how to file a claim and accurately calculate your medical expenses. Fortunately, with the help of our reputable lawyers at Knowles Law Firm, you don’t have to do it alone.

In our decades of experience, we have handled many high-value claims, so we have the knowledge, skills, and resources to determine the full value of your current and future medical expenses. Our dedicated lawyers take the time to listen to your story and understand how your injuries have impacted your life to build a strong claim and accurately calculate its value. Give us a call at (402) 431-9000 or fill out our contact form to schedule a free consultation today.