Successful Cases
Fair Compensation for a Pickup Truck Injury
Despite a complex liability dispute, I secured the maximum policy limits for a client who suffered a traumatic injury after being thrown from the back of a pickup truck.
Fair Compensation for a Pickup Truck Injury
Despite a complex liability dispute, I secured the maximum policy limits for a client who suffered a traumatic injury after being thrown from the back of a pickup truck.
Car Accident Coverage Saved from False Cancellation
I won against an insurance company that tried to wrongfully deny coverage by falsifying documents, getting my client's policy reinstated and her claim paid in full.
Car Accident Coverage Saved from False Cancellation
I won against an insurance company that tried to wrongfully deny coverage by falsifying documents, getting my client's policy reinstated and her claim paid in full.
Rejected Car Accident Claim Wins Full Settlement
I overturned a liability denial on a case other lawyers rejected, securing the full policy limits for a client severely injured in a major collision.
Rejected Car Accident Claim Wins Full Settlement
I overturned a liability denial on a case other lawyers rejected, securing the full policy limits for a client severely injured in a major collision.
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Applewhite
Applewhite Law Firm: Your Motorcycle Accident Attorney in Georgetown, TX
A motorcycle crash in Georgetown can go from a Sunday ride on FM 2338 to an ICU bed in seconds. Ashley Applewhite, founder of Applewhite Firm PLLC, has spent over 18 years in Texas courtrooms and knows firsthand that the gap between what a rider faces and what an insurer is willing to pay is wider than it should be.
Before representing injured people, Ashley defended insurance carriers. She saw how they built files, what triggered higher reserves, and what gave them permission to lowball. She brings that insider knowledge into every Georgetown motorcycle claim she handles.
Ashley personally handles every motorcycle case that comes through the door. Injured riders deserve direct access to their attorney, honest answers, and someone who will push back when the insurer tries to minimize what happened on the road.
Motorcycle Crash Types I Handle in Georgetown, TX
I handle claims involving all types of motorcycle collisions in Georgetown and Williamson County:
- Intersection left-turn collisions on Highway 29 and Williams Drive;
- Rear-end crashes on I-35 where a rider is struck in slowed traffic;
- Lane-change collisions from drivers who did not check blind spots;
- Head-on crashes on FM roads west of Georgetown;
- Single-vehicle wrecks caused by road hazards, gravel, or debris;
- Hit-and-run collisions where the at-fault driver fled;
- Crashes involving commercial vehicles and delivery trucks;
- Dooring incidents in downtown Georgetown;
- Multi-vehicle pileups on I-35 involving motorcycles;
- Fatal crashes giving rise to wrongful death claims.
Common Motorcycle Crash Injuries in Georgetown
The force of a motorcycle collision produces injuries far more severe than a typical car accident. Riders I represent in Georgetown come to me dealing with:
- Traumatic brain injuries affecting memory, speech, and personality;
- Spinal cord damage causing partial or complete paralysis;
- Road rash and degloving injuries requiring skin grafts;
- Shattered bones needing multiple surgeries and hardware;
- Internal organ damage and internal bleeding;
- Amputation of crushed extremities;
- Burn injuries from fuel ignition or friction;
- Disfigurement and permanent scarring.
Injured in a Motorcycle Accident in Georgetown, TX?
Attorney Ashley Applewhite can take over the legal fight while you focus on recovery. Schedule a free consultation today to find out where your claim stands.
What to Do After a Motorcycle Crash in Georgetown
The hours right after a wreck shape the claim more than almost anything that follows. If you are able to act, these are the moves that protect your case:
- Get medical care the same day. Adrenaline hides a lot. A brain bleed or a torn ligament can stay quiet for hours, and a delay between the crash and your first appointment is one of the first things an adjuster points to. Seeing a doctor promptly ties your injuries to the collision on paper.
- Capture the scene while it exists. Photos of the resting positions, skid marks, road debris, your bike, the other vehicle, and any traffic signals or signage tend to disappear within a day. A short video of the intersection on Highway 29, Williams Drive, or wherever it happened can be worth more than a written note later.
- Get names before people leave. Witnesses scatter fast. A phone number and a first name from a bystander who saw the driver turn across your lane can decide a disputed-fault case months down the road.
- Report the crash and request the number. Texas law requires reporting most injury crashes to police. The officer's crash report becomes a reference point for everyone who touches the file — get the report number before you leave.
- Say little to the other driver's insurer. An adjuster may call within a day, friendly and quick to help. A recorded statement given before you know the extent of your injuries can be used to shrink your claim. You are not obligated to give one.
- Hold on to the gear and the bike. Your helmet, jacket, and damaged motorcycle are evidence. Do not repair, discard, or sell any of it until it has been documented.
- Call me before you sign anything. The sooner I am involved, the sooner a legal hold can go out and the evidence gets locked down. The consultation is free, and I will tell you plainly whether you have a claim worth pursuing.
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Let's Talk About Your Case
Every motorcycle claim starts with a conversation. Reach out today and I'll personally walk through what happened, what your options look like, and where things go from here — at no cost to you.
Why Choose Applewhite Law Firm for Your Motorcycle Accident Case in Georgetown?
My years handling motorcycle claims in Williamson County courtrooms have shaped how I approach every case: build the evidence before the insurer can bury it, and fight for the full value of what the crash actually cost you. Here is what you can expect:
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Insider Knowledge of Insurance Tactics
Years defending carriers taught me where they look to cut a motorcycle payout and what they lean on at mediation. I build your case around that from day one.
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Direct Access to Your Attorney
Your case does not get handed off. I handle the investigation, the negotiation, and the litigation myself. When you call, you reach me.
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Risk-Free Fee Structure
You pay nothing unless I recover money for you. I take motorcycle cases on a contingency fee basis and advance all case costs while the claim is active.
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24/7 Availability
Motorcycle crashes do not happen during business hours. When you have a question about your claim at 10 p.m. or on a Saturday, I am reachable.
Reach Out Today — No Cost, No Pressure
Contact me today to discuss your motorcycle accident. I will personally review your case and help you figure out what should happen next.
FAQs About Motorcycle Accident Claims in Georgetown, TX
Motorcycle crashes raise different questions than a standard car wreck. Here are the ones Georgetown riders ask me most often.
Do I have a case if I was not wearing a helmet when the crash happened?
Texas does not require riders over 21 to wear a helmet if they meet certain conditions. Not wearing one is legal for many riders and does not automatically bar a claim. However, the insurance adjuster will almost certainly argue that the lack of a helmet made your injuries worse. I counter that argument with medical evidence showing which injuries were caused by the collision itself — not the absence of a helmet.
What if the driver who hit me says they did not see my motorcycle?
That is one of the most common defenses in motorcycle cases, and it is not a legal excuse. Every driver has a duty to look before turning, changing lanes, or pulling into traffic. Failing to see a motorcycle that was visible and present on the road is negligence. I use the crash report, witness statements, road geometry, and sometimes accident reconstruction analysis to show that the rider was there to be seen.
How long after a motorcycle accident in Georgetown do I have to file a claim?
The general statute of limitations for personal injury in Texas is two years from the date of the crash. If the case involves a government entity — for example, a dangerous road condition maintained by the city or county — shorter notice deadlines may apply. Contacting an attorney soon after the wreck protects evidence and preserves your options.
Can I still recover compensation if the insurance company says I was partly at fault?
Yes, as long as your percentage of fault is 50% or less. Texas uses a modified comparative negligence rule. Your recovery is reduced by your share of fault, but it is not eliminated unless you are more than half responsible. Insurers often try to shift blame to the motorcyclist — for speed, lane position, or not wearing high-visibility gear. I build the record to address those arguments head-on.
How much is a Georgetown motorcycle accident case worth?
Every case is different. The value depends on the severity of the injuries, the cost of medical treatment, lost income, how the injury affects daily life going forward, and who was at fault. Motorcycle cases tend to involve larger damages than car wrecks because the injuries are more severe and the recovery periods are longer. I can give you an honest assessment during a free consultation.
