Bicycle AccidentsBeing injured in a bicycle versus automobile collision is something that I have experienced personally. There is a great amount of folklore surrounding what a bicyclist is legally required to do when riding a bicycle. Because of this, the bicyclist is often falsely accused of either causing or contributing to the accident that injured him or her. Many of these misconceptions, which the insurance company is happy to argue against a bicyclist's claim, surround the area of proper direction of travel on the roadway, whether a bicyclist can use the sidewalk, what direction a bicyclist should travel on the sidewalk, and how a bicyclist should or should not travel in a crosswalk. These areas of a bicycle injury claim have received some clarification in Arizona courts, but are mostly controlled by the code of the city where the accident occurred. Over time, I have become very familiar with the city codes in many of the cities in Arizona. If you have been injured in a bicycle accident, please contact me with your questions. |
Anatomy of a Case (Click To Learn More) The accident site Your injuries and medical needs Opening the claim Damage to your vehicle Lost income Non-Economic Damages Value of Your Claim Settling the Claim Time Line Insurance Coverage |
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