Buchanan & Williams represents clients who have suffered personal injuries or lost a loved one in a motorcycle or bicycle accident. Such accidents include those involving drivers distracted by cell phones, radios, and GPS units. These accidents are also caused by drunk drivers and hit-and-run drivers. Often uninsured and underinsured motorists are involved.
Our firm also represents those who are injured or killed in motorcycle and bicycle accidents as a result of defective products and bad designs of motorcycles and bicycles.
Injuries from motorcycle and bicycle accidents can be severe and even fatal. Common injuries are broken bones, injuries requiring surgery, whiplash, nerve damage, spinal cord paralysis, amputation/loss of limbs, traumatic brain injury, and coma.
Contact us now if you or a loved one has been injured or killed in a motorcycle or bicycle accident. We practice in Missouri, Illinois, and throughout the United States. We have offices in St. Louis, Carthage, and Joplin and can easily meet you in Springfield, Kansas City, Columbia, or a place convenient for you. And remember, you won’t owe us a single dime unless we are successful in resolving your case. No upfront costs, no hidden fees: just outstanding service to you.
Related FAQs
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I have been hurt and cannot afford an attorney. What do I do?
Hire BW to help you. At BW, you do not owe us a dime until we get money for you. We are confident we can help you so contact us now. If you have been hurt and need assistance, let BW help you. Remember, no money for you, no fee for us.
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Does dissolution of marriage have to be hard fought and bitter?
Dissolution of marriage is almost always difficult, particularly if there are children involved. It is almost inevitable that there will be disagreements. It takes two people to reach an agreement; however, anything that you can do to keep the relationship calm and rational will probably be to your benefit. A provocation by one spouse is usually met with retaliation and the atmosphere can degenerate. When parties seek revenge for past injustice, presumed or real, the battle can be long, expensive and bitter. Even though the statute allows the judge to consider the conduct of the parties in dividing the property, the judge will probably place little weight on the misconduct unless it involves clear physical or emotion abuse. Remember you are paying your attorney by the hour and it is usually a bad idea to escalate the battle if it can be avoided. In summary, try to remain rational and calm and avoid unnecessarily angering your spouse. Remember that you once loved this person and if you have children, you will need to work together in the future to raise these children. Be assertive about your rights, but do not be petty and do not use your children as pawns. We understand that you may have a spouse that is being difficult, and we will help you focus on being calm so that the best possible outcome can be attained.