Motor Cycle Accidents

Des Moines Iowa Motorcycle Accident Lawyer

For whatever reason, drivers of cars have a blind spot when it comes to motorcycles. They either don’t look or they don’t see. In either case, motorcyclists have very little to protect them in the event of a collision, and so they tend to suffer the most severe, life-threatening injuries in motorcycle accidents.
Des Moines Iowa Motorcycle Accident Lawyer John T. Hemminger has more than 40 years of experience handling personal injury and wrongful death claims. He has represented a very high number of motorcycle accident victims in particular. He is highly skilled at representing clients in both settlement negotiations and trial litigation.
If you or a loved one suffered injuries in a motorcycle accident, call 515-283-2116 or contact us online today. We accept only a limited number of cases at any given time in order to provide highly focused, attentive service to clients who have suffered severe personal injuries:

Removing the Stigma for Iowa Motorcycle Accident Victims

Motorcycles accidents are rarely the motorcyclist’s fault. Anyone who rides a motorcycle knows he or she is more vulnerable than other drivers and rides with a heightened sense of awareness and safety. However, the general public widely perceives motorcyclists to be risk-takers, and so they frequently jump to the conclusion that motorcyclists are solely at fault when accidents occur.
At Hemminger Law Firm, we help our clients overcome this perception. By working with experts, we can reconstruct the accident to prove precisely how it was caused and who is responsible.

Personal, Attentive Service

We provide personalized, attentive legal service to each of our clients. Mr. Hemminger is a highly experienced lawyer who handles each client’s vital legal matters himself. Anytime you call with questions or concerns, he will personally respond as quickly as possible if not immediately.
Learn more about our experience and service ethic by calling 515-283-2116 or by contacting our office online.