Motorcycle Road Rash Injury
Generally speaking, road rash injuries come in three degrees:
- First degree causes skin reddening like rug burn.
- Second degree occurs with skin breaking that leaves little risk for scarring. When scarring occurs, it may be minimal and can be treated at home with over-the-counter products.
- Third degree occurs when all five skin layers open. This may be susceptible to infections and is extremely serious.
If you have suffered extensive road rash or another serious motorcycling injury, get in touch with us.
Columbus Motorcycle Road Rash Injury Lawyers
We will use our comprehensive knowledge and more than 35 years of experience and dedication to obtain the compensation you deserve if you have suffered road rash due to a driver’s negligence. We have access to accident reconstructionists, medical experts and other professionals to build the strongest possible case for negotiation or court. Contact us as soon as possible to protect your rights.
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