Visibility and right of way
Lighting, crossings, signals, speed, obstruction, and the movements of everyone involved can affect fault.
Pedestrian & Bicycle Injury Claims
Pedestrian & Bicycle Injury Claims
Hit by a vehicle while walking or riding a bicycle? We review how the crash happened and help seek compensation for your injuries and other losses.
Free initial consultation. No upfront attorney fees for injury cases. The written agreement explains fees and case costs.
What to do now
You do not need every document ready before calling. Tell us what happened; we can explain what information may help.
- 1Call emergency services and accept appropriate medical evaluation.
- 2Photograph the vehicle, bicycle, clothing, lighting, crossing, signals, and sight lines.
- 3Preserve damaged property without repairing or discarding it.
- 4If you are still at the scene and it is safe, identify witnesses and nearby traffic, doorbell, or business cameras.
What matters in your case
Medical care and recovery
Treatment, rehabilitation, mobility limits, time away from work, and future care should be documented over time.
Multiple causes
A driver, property condition, road design, employer, vehicle defect, or other factor may contribute to the incident.
Common questions
Can I have a claim if I was outside a marked crosswalk?
You may still have a claim. We review where you crossed, what the driver could see, the vehicle’s speed, and what both people were doing. The location alone does not tell the whole story.
Should I keep the bicycle and helmet?
Yes. Preserve damaged property when possible because it may help document impact, visibility, product issues, and the nature of the collision.
What if the driver left the scene?
Report it promptly and preserve identifying information. Uninsured-motorist coverage and other sources may be relevant even if the driver is not immediately found.
Talk to us about your injury.
Call for a free initial consultation. We’ll explain your options and our fees before you decide whether to hire us.