According to Clarksville Online, a 21-year-old motorcyclist remains in critical condition at Vanderbilt University Medical Center following a car accident with a 29-year-old motorist in Clarksville, Tennessee, on July 5, 2011.  While making a left turn out of Man-of-War Road, the motorist crossed the eastbound lanes of Tiny Town Road, directly into the path of the oncoming motorcyclist.  The motorcyclist tried to avoid the collision but crashed into the motorist.  The motorcyclist was thrown from his bike and sustained multiple injuries to his head and body.  The motorist was cited for Failure to Yield.

Even if you are fortunate to survive a motorcycle accident in Memphis or Shelby County, you can suffer debilitating injuries, such as head trauma, spinal cord injury, neck injury, amputation, paraplegia, or quadriplegia.  You can suffer these injuries even if you wear a helmet and other protective equipment.  Due to the severity of these injuries, victims often require intensive and costly medical surgeries and treatment.  The Tennessee motorcycle accident attorneys at Nahon, Saharovich, and Trotz (“NST Law”) have helped motorcycle accident victims recover maximum compensation for injuries sustained in crashes for over twenty years.  Our attorneys understand the obstacles motorcycle crash victims and their families face while recovering from injuries and having to pay medical bills.  To learn more about the Memphis motorcycle accident attorneys at NST Law, call 901-683-7000 or 1-800-LAW-4004 or visit us at www.nstlaw.com.

Under Tennessee law, you may be entitled to “compensatory damages” if you sustain injuries due to another driver’s negligence.  Compensatory damages are designed to put you in the position you would have been if the motorcycle accident never happened.  These damages can include compensation to cover your past and future medical expenses, pain and suffering, permanent disability, and lost wages.  “Economic damages” may also be awarded, including future lost earnings resulting from your decrease in earning capacity.  Your spouse may also recover for “loss of consortium” under Tennessee motorcycle accident law.  This term literally means “loss of services” from a spouse and is awarded to compensate the spouse of the person injured in an accident for the impact on their marital relationship.

Nahon, Saharovich, and Trotz, with 28 lawyers and a support staff of over 100 paralegals and investigators, has the resources necessary to help you recover maximum compensation in your personal injury lawsuit.  NST Law has offices in Memphis, Jackson, and Knoxville and is the largest plaintiff’s personal injury law firm in Tennessee.  For a free initial consultation on your case, call 901-683-7000 or 1-800-LAW-4004 today.  During this free consultation, an experienced motorcycle accident lawyer at NST Law can answer any questions you may have about how NST Law can investigate a crash and develop a claim.  Our attorneys can tell you about the firm and offer advice as to what your next step should be.  For a legal plan suited to your specific needs, call the Tennessee motorcycle accident attorneys at NST Law today.