$8M
AUTO ACCIDENT SETTLEMENT
$10M
MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT SETTLEMENT
$34.5M
RAILRAOD ACCIDENT SETTLEMENT
$6.2M
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SETTLEMENT
$3.2M
PRODUCT LIABILITY SETTLEMENT
FIGHTING FOR THE SETTLEMENT YOU DESERVE
Our committed Montgomery motorcycle accident lawyers have helped secure compensation for over 50,000 people as they recover from life-altering injuries.
50,000+
Cases Won
No recovery, no fee - guarantee
When you’re already dealing with the stress of a motorcycle accident, seeking medical care for your injuries, and tedious back-and-forth conversations with your insurance, the thought of spending money on legal fees can add even more stress to your plate.
At Wettermark Keith, we operate on a contingency fee basis. This means that we don’t charge any upfront fees, and all legal fees are only collected from your compensation once your case is settled. If we don’t win your case, you won’t owe us anything. This allows us to remove financial barriers so that you can confidently seek the legal representation you deserve as you continue on your path to a successful recovery.
Focus on Recovering While We Handle Your Case
The Wettermark Keith team is here to support you after your motorcycle accident. It’s our top priority for you to focus on your healing, so we take care of all the legal details, from filing a claim and tracking down eyewitnesses to negotiating your medical bills.
Get the Help You Need
Your recovery is our highest priority. Let us handle the legal headaches so you can take your time getting the medical attention you need to make a full, successful recovery.
We Negotiate Your Medical Bills
Our team will ensure your medical bills are sent to us. This allows us to negotiate with your medical providers to ease the burden of your upfront medical costs and ultimately strengthen your legal case.
Only Pay If We Win
If our attorneys secure a fair compensation offer, we will deduct the negotiated medical bills and the attorney fee from the final amount so that you never have to pay any fees out of pocket.
Types of Motorcycle Accident Compensation
Even minor motorcycle accidents can be life altering. Unfortunately, many motorcycle accident victims suffer long-term injuries that affect their quality of life and ability to work. Our empathetic attorneys work tirelessly to pursue the justice you deserve so that you can receive a fair settlement.
Medical Bills
Compensation for medical expenses related to treating the injuries sustained in the accident. This includes hospital bills, medication, rehabilitation, surgeries, and ongoing therapy.
Lost Wages
Reimbursement for lost income due to missed work while in recovery from the accident and compensation for any future loss of earning potential resulting from long-term disabilities.
Property Damage
Compensation for repairing or replacing property that was damaged or destroyed in the accident, including vehicles and personal belongings.
Pain and Suffering
Compensation for emotional distress and physical pain and discomfort caused by the accident as well as any injuries, chronic pain, depression, anxiety, and loss of enjoyment of life.
Emotional Distress
Compensation for mental anguish and psychological trauma that resulted from the accident, which can include anxiety, PTSD, and sleep disruptions.
Loss of Consortium
Compensation for the loss of companionship, intimacy, and affection suffered by the victim’s spouse or loved ones as a result of the victim’s injuries or death.
"Working with Wattermark Keith & Lee Hawker was an absolute pleasure! Lee was an incredible advocate, always going above and beyond to ensure everything was handled seamlessly. His communication was exceptional—clear, timely, and professional—and he stayed organized every step of the way. Lee always followed through on his promises and kept me informed throughout the process, which gave me complete confidence in his ability to handle everything with care and precision. I truly trusted him and couldn’t have asked for a better experience. Highly recommend!"
Tarek K - WK Client
"I got into a really bad wreck on Highway 280. My boyfriend convinced me to get an attorney. After calling several people, I landed with Wettermark Keith- and I am so grateful I did. Lee Hawker walked me through step by step, staying in touch with me over the whole course. The process was so easy on my end. When the case was finally resolved- we got the outcome we wanted, and I know that that was only possible due to Lee’s persistence, confidence, and experience. I am so thankful that an awful experience could have a happy ending!! Highly recommend anyone to give them a call!!!"
Nuly F - WK Client
"Great communication and advice through a car accident. Channing was awesome to work with as well as Anna! If I ever get into another situation, I will certainly use them again"
Dylan M - WK Client
"Tiffany did a very thorough analysis of my case and did a great job getting me a excellent settlement for my accident. Highly recommend her and the firm."
Eric P - WK Client
"All was very nice. Always called me to get any new upcoming appts. I recommend this team for all your needs. They won my case. Thank you all and especially to my lawyer Susanne."
Kim H - WK Client
Frequently Asked Questions
Fault in a motorcycle accident is typically determined by law enforcement officers, insurance companies, and, in some cases, the court. After the accident, police will investigate the scene, interview witnesses, and collect evidence to create a report that outlines their findings. Insurance adjusters from both parties will also review the facts to determine liability based on the evidence available. If there is a dispute over fault or if the case goes to court, a judge or jury may make the final determination based on the legal arguments presented.
In a hit-and-run motorcycle accident, the responsible driver leaves the scene without providing their information. In these cases, it's important to report the incident to the police immediately. Provide the responsible driver’s license plate number if you were able to see it, but if not, law enforcement will investigate and try to identify the driver through evidence, such as surveillance footage or witness statements. If the at-fault driver is not found, you may be able to file a claim with your own insurance company, depending on your policy and state laws. Some states have uninsured motorist coverage that can help cover medical expenses and damages if the driver responsible for the accident is not identified.
Different motorcycle accident lawyers have different fee structures. At Wettermark Keith specifically, we operate on a contingency fee basis which means you only pay us if we win your case. And if we don’t win your case, you don’t owe us anything. If we win your case, your legal fee is automatically deducted as a percentage from your settlement so that you don’t have to pay for anything out of pocket. Schedule a free consultation with our team to learn more about our contingency fee policy and the percentage you can expect.
Yes, your lawyer can negotiate with the insurance company on your behalf. In fact, one of the key roles of your attorney is to handle all communication and negotiations with the insurance companies involved in your case. This helps ensure that you receive fair compensation for your injuries and damages, while also protecting you from being pressured into accepting low settlement offers. Your attorney will advocate for your best interests throughout the entire process.
In Alabama, if you were speeding or driving recklessly at the time of the accident, it will prevent you from being able to recover compensation. Alabama follows a contributory negligence rule, which means if you are found to be even partially at fault for the accident, you will be barred from receiving any compensation for damages.
In Alabama, the statute of limitations for personal injury claims, including motorcycle accidents, is two years from the date of the accident. This means you must file your lawsuit within two years, or you may lose your right to pursue compensation. It’s important to contact an attorney as soon as possible to ensure that all deadlines are met and your case is handled properly.
Not necessarily. Most motorcycle accident cases are resolved through settlements before reaching court. However, if a fair settlement cannot be reached with the insurance company or the responsible party, your attorney may advise taking the case to trial. Your lawyer will guide you through the process and keep you informed of all developments.
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