Alton Motorcycle Accident Lawyers

"Start seeing motorcycles."

These signs are not there to clog up our highways or to cause distractions. They are reminders to motorists to pay attention to the road and look for hard-to-see motorcycles that share the highway. "I didn't see him" is not an excuse for causing a motorcycle accident resulting in catastrophic or fatal injuries.

Our accomplished attorneys at Schrempf, Kelly, Napp & Darr, Ltd., in Alton, Illinois, are aggressive advocates for victims of motorcycle accidents and their families. When you come to us suffering from a back or spine injury, broken bones, traumatic brain injury, or from the wrongful death of a loved one, we put more than 25 years of experience to work protecting your rights. We will devote substantial time and resources to obtaining maximum compensation on your behalf.

A statute of limitations will set the time limit for the filing of your lawsuit. Do not delay in reporting your motorcycle accident injury to us.

Our Madison County Traumatic Brain Injury Attorneys

If you or a loved one was injured in a motorcycle accident, chances are that you are suffering from serious injuries, such as a traumatic brain injury. These injuries can affect all aspects of your life, from performing once-simple tasks to being able to work. In the most serious cases victims of motorcycle accidents will be completely paralyzed or in a coma.

Our Alton motorcycle accident attorneys have a history of success receiving positive results for clients in southern Illinois and eastern Missouri. We offer compassionate, yet tough, representation as we work to discover why the bike crash occurred and to hold the responsible party accountable for accident injuries.

Contact Our Personal Injury Law Firm

Our offices in historic Alton, Illinois, accept motorcycle accident cases from throughout southern Illinois and eastern Missouri. We invite you to contact our personal injury lawyers for a free initial consultation to discuss your case. We are ready to passionately represent you and protect your rights.