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Motorcycle Accident Frequently Asked Questions

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I was hurt in a motorcycle accident in Cyprus. What could a lawsuit help me with?
In this area of the law we work with motorcycle accident victims in order to ensure that they are properly compensated after their accident. For our motorcycle accident clients we routinely pursue and recover, inter alia, the following heads of damage:
  • Medical Expenses
  • Rehabilitation Expenses such us physiotherapy or any other required therapy
  • Loss of income
  • Loss of ability to earn income
  • Compensation for pain and suffering
  • Nervous shock and psychological distress
  • Cost of reparation or replacement of your motorbike
  • Any other expense that was reasonably incurred due to the accident.
All motorcycle accidents are different. They all have their own facts and circumstances. So, it’s important that you have your case evaluated by an experienced motorcycle accident lawyer. Read here about our process and the way we may calculate and pursue your fair compensation. Many of our motorcycle accident clients qualify under our serious injury scheme benefits.

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Before you send your medical records to the insurance company, consult your personal injury lawyer in Cyprus. Sometimes, insurance companies will try to use your medical records against you by stating that you had a pre-existing condition and that they shouldn’t have to pay for it. You do not want to do anything that could damage your chances of recovering monetary damages for your injuries and your losses. Do not sign anything. You may read here the truth about insurance settlements.

Under Cyprus Law, there is a concept called contributory negligence. This means that in motorcycle accidents and other accidents in Cyprus, the court will look at both parties to determine just how much fault each party had for causing the accident. If, for instance, you were found to be 30 percent at fault, you could be entitled to recover no more than 70 percent of your damages.

Despite this, it is crucial for you to avoid taking blame right after the accident. It’s best not to jump to conclusions – proper investigation may later reveal that someone else was largely or wholly responsible for your injuries.

More importantly, avoid speaking to insurance adjusters and representatives, as they could use your statements to undermine your claim. Even saying “I’m sorry” could be taken as an admission of your fault. Instead, contact Rotsides & Co right away to speak for you. We will also help you get to the bottom of your case and protect your best interests. Read more about our process here.