Contact Our Akron Motorcycle & Bicycle Accident Lawyers
Have questions after a crash? Call us or use the form below to tell us what happened. A member of our legal team will review your message and get back to you within one business day.
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Call 330-892-9117 to speak with a member of our team, or visit our Akron office during business hours. Walk-ins are welcome, but calling ahead helps make sure an attorney is available to meet with you.
221 Springside Drive, Suite 100
Akron, OH 44333
Mon–Sun: 5 AM–11 PM (Open daily)
Visit Our Akron Office
Our office at 221 Springside Drive welcomes clients from Akron and communities throughout Summit County.
Questions About Contacting Our Akron Office
No. Your first conversation with our team is free, whether you call, send a message, or meet with us in person, and you’re under no obligation to hire us afterward. If you decide to work with us, we handle motorcycle and bicycle accident cases on a contingency-fee basis. That means you pay no attorney fees unless we recover compensation for you. Before you sign anything, we’ll explain how our fee works, including how case costs are handled, so there are no surprises.
Reach out as soon as you’re able, once you’ve received medical care. In Ohio, most injury claims must be filed within two years of the crash, but waiting that long can make your claim harder to prove. Video footage may be erased within days or weeks, and witnesses can become difficult to find. Contacting us early also means you’ll have guidance before you speak with an insurance adjuster or sign any paperwork. If you’ve already talked with an insurer, that’s okay. Reach out, and we’ll help you understand where things stand.
Bring whatever you have, and don’t worry if you’re missing something. The most helpful documents are:
- The crash report or report number
- Photos or videos of the scene, vehicles, and your injuries
- The other driver’s name and insurance information
- Contact details for any witnesses
- Your own auto or motorcycle insurance policy
- Medical records, bills, and discharge paperwork
- Any letters or emails from insurance companies
If you’ve kept damaged gear, such as a helmet or bike, photograph it and keep it somewhere safe. We can gather many of these documents for you after the meeting.
