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ok is relative. But Ill live. Broke my thumb. Lots of bruises. Hit my head, probably wear a helmet going forward, dull headache still. Luckily my leg wasnt crushed. Crash bar and highway peg saved it.You can see the peg hit the horn and left a space for my leg. Tons of pain from ribs knee, pulled and strained muscles everywhere. I have already purchased a replacement. Went with a 22 RG.
First, I am happy that your injuries weren't worse and you are well enough to post here.
I have no law firms recommendations. I highly recommend that you do not wait to have yourself examined by a physician. I am not referring to an emergency room physician immediately after your accident. Get the thumb looked at by an Orthopedic surgeon. Don't dismiss that persistent dull headache and attribute it to "well I hit my head". If it doesn't resolve within the next day or two, begins to affect your vision or worsens have your head examined. I mean that in a nice way .
Why did you elect to replace the Indian with a Harley?
Law Tigers and Russ Brown are franchised personal injury attorneys. They claim to ride bikes, but in law practice, they’re no better than any other personal injury attorney. Best to look at an attorneys track record in court.
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