Despite strong public safety campaigns, many drivers still fail to see motorcycles. Tragically, many motorcycle accident victims suffer serious or fatal injuries that could have been prevented. If you or a loved one has been injured in a motorcycle crash, it is critical that you retain an experienced accident and injury lawyer to ensure the protection of your rights. For the skilled and knowledgeable representation you require, contact Tulsa Motorcycle Accident Lawyers at Sanders & Associates, P.C., in Tulsa, Oklahoma at 918-745-2000.

People who are driving cars have the benefit of air bags and other safety devices that can provide a measure of protection when crashes occur. When motorcyclists are involved in a crash, they have little in the way of protection. Many motorcyclists are thrown from their bikes or crushed underneath much larger vehicles. The results can be devastating. Many riders sustain severe head, brain, back, neck and leg injuries. In the most severe cases, motorcycle accident victims may suffer paralysis, traumatic brain injuries, and other disabling injuries, or death. Our attorneys have more than 60 years of experience and have helped thousands of clients in accident and injury claims.  We have extensive experience advocating on behalf of family members in wrongful death claims. No case is too complex for our skilled and experienced accident and injury lawyers. You can rely on us to build a strong case for you and pursue the full compensation you are entitled to receive. We seek maximum compensation on behalf of accident victims for past and future medical expenses, pain and suffering, lost wages, wrongful death and other forms of available relief. As a client of our firm, you will have a strong advocate on your side.

We represent clients throughout Northeast Oklahoma. We handle all accident and injury claims on a contingency fee basis, so you pay no fees to us unless you receive compensation. To speak with one of our Tulsa motorcycle accident lawyers, call 918-745-2000 or toll free at 800-745-2006.