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At Steve Boyd, PC, we listen to you, fight for you, and we get results.
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ProtectingYourRightsAfter a Bicycle Accident
Our Process
If you or a loved one has been involved in a bicycle accident, it is crucial to have a team of skilled attorneys who will fight for your rights and make sure you receive full compensation for your medical bills, lost wages, and physical and emotional suffering. Steve Boyd is a highly experienced personal injury attorney who has been representing clients for over 20 years.
Our legal team will:
- Provide a free case review
- Locate & secure crucial evidence
- Recruit & utilize top crash experts
- Identify & Interview key witnesses
- Reconstruct crash scene for jury
- Creates a summary of current & future medical costs
- Travel to you & other injured parties
Results
Our firm has successfully recovered millions of dollars for injured bicyclists, demonstrating our commitment to achieving substantial compensation for those affected by bicycle accidents. With over 25 years of experience handling bicycle accident cases, we have honed our expertise in navigating the legal complexities and securing justice for our clients. Our extensive experience underscores our dedication to advocating for the rights and recovery of injured bicyclists, ensuring they receive the financial support and legal representation they deserve.
Common Bicycle Accident Injuries
Turning Vehicles
Drivers who are not attentive may fail to notice bicyclists on the road. Vehicles turning right or left often turn directly into or in front of bicyclists, resulting in serious accidents.
Stop Signs
At intersections, drivers with stop signs often fail to yield to bicyclists with the right of way.
Rear-End Collisions
Even a minor collision from the back can make a cyclist lose control, leading to severe injuries.
Spinal Cord Injuries
If your spinal cord is compressed or stretched due to an impact, it can lead to severe and permanent injuries. These injuries may cause the loss of sensation and movement in certain parts of your body, and in the most serious cases, paralysis can occur. Remember, some injuries may not be immediately apparent, and having a medical record will be beneficial if any issues arise later.
Brain Injuries
Although bicyclists wear helmets, they may still sustain traumatic brain injuries during an accident, resulting in symptoms such as migraines, personality changes, and acute pain.
Amputations
Due to the vulnerability of bicyclists to cars, accidents can result in life-changing injuries and extensive pain. In some cases, amputation of the injured body part may be necessary.
Fractures
Bicyclists are highly vulnerable in crashes and often suffer broken bones such as legs, arms, or ribs.