Atlanta Bicycle Accident Lawyer

Experience & Service Matter after a Bike Accident.

Hit While Riding Your Bike? We Can Help.

Your bicycle provides a free means of both transportation and exercise. Whether you hit the road to get in your cardio exercise for the day or you use your bicycle to get around town, traveling to work, school, or to run your errands, you enjoy the freedom offered by this simple method of transportation.

Then disaster strikes.

Between one moment and the next, you go from riding calmly down the street to sprawled in the middle of it, injured. You may suffer disorientation and pain. Your bicycle provides no protection from the elements or from the vehicle that struck you. Often, you have little recourse when a car comes speeding your way.

What comes next?

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Common Injuries From Bicycle Accidents in Atlanta

In a bicycle accident, you may suffer serious injuries. You probably wore a helmet and pads to help protect against some types of injuries; however, those protective devices only offer so much support. You may suffer substantial injuries from your bicycle accident, including:

• Traumatic brain injury (helmet use reduces, but does not eliminate, this risk)
• Spinal cord damage, potentially including paralysis
• Organ damage
• Amputations, either during the accident itself or after, due to crushing damage the doctors cannot repair

To determine the full extent of your injuries after a bicycle accident, you should seek medical attention as soon as possible. A doctor can better determine how badly the car injured you and what your future medical prospects will look like after an accident.

Get the legal help you need today.

Contact an Atlanta Bicycle Accident Lawyer Today

After a bicycle accident, you deserve legal support that will negotiate on your behalf and, if needed, fight for you.

We start with a free consultation to allow us to better understand our clients’ needs. Then, we accept clients on a contingency fee basis: instead of having our clients pay upfront, we take our fees out of the amount they recover.