Motorcyclist sustains life-threatening injuries after colliding with a semi truck on Interstate 64 in New Albany, Indiana

A motorcyclist sustained life-threatening injuries following a collision with a semi truck in New Albany, Indiana Sunday night. The accident occured on Interstate 64 on October 19, 2014 near the New Albany exit when the motorcyclist merged onto eastbound I-64 and crossed two lanes, hitting the trailer from the side. The motorcyclist was not wearing a helmet and suffers severe head and torso injuries. Police believe that alcohol and a high speed contributed to the crash, though test results are pending. The driver of the semi truck was not hurt.

What Louisville motorcycle accident victims need to do after a serious collision

After a serious motorcycle accident, an injured victim is faced with huge obstacles. Being forced to deal with injuries, doctors, medical bills, lost work and income, and potentially permanent disability, is very challenging. As is dealing with insurance adjusters.

Since motorcyclists are often more seriously injured and frequently killed in collisions, given that they are less protected from the force of a crash with a larger, heavier vehicle, it is important to get the support of an experienced legal team, to preserve the rights and explore the options of an injured motorcyclist. Go here to learn more about Louisville motorcycle crashes and claims.