Our client, an active-duty military member, suffered catastrophic injuries in a Fairfax motorcycle crash. Although our client had service-related health insurance to pay the medical bills, unfortunately, neither he nor the at-fault driver had sufficient auto insurance coverage to make up for the other harms caused by the crash. Attorney Peter Pentony of WilliamsFord was able to persuade the military reimbursement agency to waive the reimbursement requirement. Pete then substantially reduced his fee, allowing our client to receive the bulk of the insurance money to help absorb the other losses caused by his injuries. Click here to learn how uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage protects you and your family in Virginia.
The team at WilliamsFord has the knowledge, skills, experience, and resources to handle motorcycle accident cases in Virginia, Maryland, and West Virginia, including the most challenging catastrophic injury and death cases. Contact us today for a free consultation and case evaluation.
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