• At Sargon Law Group, our goal is to help injury victims by using our resources to stand up to other parties responsible for the collision.
• We handle motorcycle accident claims in Mesa on a contingency fee basis. This means clients do not have to worry about paying us any legal fees until we successfully recover compensation for their losses.
• We believe that attorneys should remain accessible to their clients, which means you can always ask us any questions or raise concerns about your case.

Did you know that 160 motorcyclists lost their lives due to collisions in the state of Arizona during the most recent reporting year of data on file? Additionally, the Arizona Department of Transportation states that more than 2,600 individuals sustained injuries as a result of these collisions.

Unfortunately, motorcycle accidents often occur due to the negligent actions of other drivers on the roadway. This can include typical negligent driver actions, including speeding, failing to yield the right of way, operating while impaired or distracted, improper use of turn signals, improper lane change, and more.

Additionally, it is not uncommon for drivers to follow motorcyclists too closely or to not see a motorcyclist in a blind spot. This inattentiveness can lead to significant injuries and extensive property damage.

At Sargon Law Group, we firmly believe that every motorcycle accident victim harmed due to the negligence of another deserves compensation. We work diligently to recover “special damages” and “general damages” for motorcycle accident victims in the Mesa area.

Special damages revolve around calculable expenses that motorcycle victims will likely endure. You will often hear these referred to as economic damages, and we will use receipts and bills to help adequately calculate medical expenses, lost wages, property damage expenses, and any out-of-pocket expenses resulting from the incident.

In addition, we want to make sure clients recover general damages, often referred to as non-economic damages. These are the types of losses that do not necessarily have receipts or bills that can be added up. When we refer to non-economic damages, we are specifically talking about intangible losses such as the victim’s physical and emotional pain and suffering as well as their loss of quality of life caused by the incident.