PROVING YOUR CASE IN
BICYCLE ACCIDENTS
Victims of bicycle accidents have one common factor: the injuries sustained are often much worse than in a car-
One of the most common excuses from negligent drivers is that they did not see the bicycle. In reality, it is usually the driver's fault for not looking well enough. Under most state laws it is negligent for a driver to not see what was open and obvious, had he or she looked.
If you need advice in the aftermath of an accident involving a bicycle or pedestrian, contact an experienced lawyer. Often they offer free consultations, and only collect an attorney's fee if they are successful in resolving your damages claim.
Many bicycle accidents occur under similar circumstances. Some of the most common include:
• Accidents in crosswalks, private driveways or coming out of an alley.
• Cars turning into bike lanes or paths.
• Collisions with children in school zones, subdivisions, or near parks where children might be playing.
• Claims against drunk drivers, hit-
In addition to recovering the maximum amount for your personal injuries, a good attorney will assist in the day-
This website is not meant to serve as legal advice of any kind and is only intended for informational, educational, and entertainment purposes only. As Personal Injury Law varies from state to state we recommend you seek legal advice from an attorney or law firm in your state. The information used on this website is copyrighted and used with permission by Dallas Norton, Esq. Denver's Personal Injury Attorney serving personal injury victims in Denver Metro Area and all of Colorado