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  1. Michael Schafer

    Kentucky Motorcycle Accident Lawyer Michael A. Schafer
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    Louisville, KY Motorcycle Accident Lawyer. Licensed for 26 years.

  2. William Driscoll

    Kentucky Motorcycle Accident Lawyer William J. Driscoll
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    Louisville, KY Motorcycle Accident Lawyer. Licensed for 20 years.

  3. William Nefzger

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    Kentucky Motorcycle Accident Lawyer William Daniel Nefzger
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    Louisville, KY Motorcycle Accident Lawyer. Licensed for 12 years.

  4. Matthew Troutman

    Kentucky Motorcycle Accident Lawyer Matthew Barry Troutman
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    Louisville, KY Motorcycle Accident Lawyer. Licensed for 26 years.

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Motorcycle Accident

If you are involved in a motorcycle accident, you may benefit from the services of a motorcycle accident lawyer, one who knows the dynamics of motorcycle crashes and can identify and weigh all the possible factors that may have played a part in your accident. A motorcycle accident lawyer will discover who is responsible, whether insurance policies will pay for your losses, and what you can expect to recover in damages if the injury was someone else's fault. Since motorcycles have a far higher rate of serious and fatal accidents than cars or trucks, your lawyer's knowledge can be critical to getting enough money to compensate you for your loss.