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Your Questions, Answered
Finding the right information is the first step toward resolving your legal concerns and protecting your future. We have compiled answers to the most common questions to help you understand the legal process and what to expect from your case.
Navigating a personal injury claim can be complex, but you don’t have to do it alone. These insights provide clarity on our approach and your rights, ensuring you feel confident and informed at every stage of your journey.
You do not have to worry about upfront costs or paying out of pocket when you hire our firm. We also offer a no-obligation consultation and a free case evaluation before you decide to move forward. We handle bicycle accident cases on a contingency fee basis. This means you can start with a free evaluation, and our legal services are completely free unless we successfully win a settlement or secure a recovery for your claim.
Insurance companies frequently use inherent bias against cyclists to try to shift the blame or undervalue claims, and insurers may argue that a cyclist was partially at fault under California law. California’s comparative negligence laws can reduce, but do not automatically bar, compensation in bicycle accident claims. Our attorneys know these tactics well and will step in to protect you, explain your legal options, and address the statutes and strategy that can affect bicycle accident claims. We immediately gather and preserve key evidence, such as traffic camera footage and witness testimonies, to accurately prove driver liability and help you recover compensation despite blame-shifting.
While most bike accidents are caused by negligent drivers, liability can also extend to other parties depending on the circumstances, and deadlines matter in these claims. If a road hazard caused your crash, a local government agency could be at fault for failing to maintain safe streets. If a government entity is involved, shorter notice requirements can apply than in standard cases. Additionally, if a part on your bike failed and caused the wreck, the manufacturer of that defective part could be held responsible for your damages. Under California’s statute, most injured cyclists have two years to file a claim, so prompt review is important.
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