Many injuries caused by a motorcycle accident lead to serious injuries and costly medical bills.  

Hopefully, you may collect payment for medical bills after a motorcycle accident from your own private medical insurance company. Your motorcycle insurance does not cover medical bills unless you purchased a Med-Pay endorsement into your policy.  

What to Do if You Have Outstanding Medical Bills After a Motorcycle Accident

If you incurred outstanding medical bills because of a motorcycle accident in New Jersey, get help pursuing financial reimbursement. Contact Andrew S. Prince, Esq. at 1-800-TeamLaw (800-832-6529) for a free case review.  

Usually, damages for medical expenses from a motorcycle accident are typically established using a victim’s medical records and bills. Accordingly, it is important to seek prompt medical treatment after suffering a motorcycle accident.  First, some injuries may not become painful until days after an accident.  For example, some victims suffer severe internal injuries that are not noticeable right away. By seeking a full medical assessment, a physician can determine in you suffered any internal injuries because of a crash.

Furthermore, proper medical documentation of your injuries is required to establish your injuries in a motorcycle accident lawsuit.  If you wait for an injury to heal on its own, you may have difficulty recovering monetary damages related to that injury.  

A motorcycle accident attorney, like Andrew S. Prince, can help obtain and preserve any evidence required to support a claim for outstanding medical expenses in your case.  

Call Andrew S. Prince, Esq. for a free initial consultation at (732) 482-1533 or (732) 388-5454 or you can contact him via email at aprinceesq@aol.com.