Bike Law Georgia

Case Study 28 of 30

Cyclist v. Someone Who Should've Been Held Accountable

We hear this from injured cyclists frequently:

👉🏾"I didn't even realize I had a case"
👉🏾"The police report listed me as the at fault party and I didn't think I could fight it"
👉🏾"I didn't know I could pursue a claim if it didn't involve a driver"
👉🏾"After I was hit I was given a traffic citation"
👉🏾"I didn't know that my UM coverage applied while biking"
👉🏾"I wasn't injured too badly"
👉🏾"I only went to an Urgent Care"
👉🏾"The car didn't actually hit me"
👉🏾"I talked to an attorney I know and was told I didn't have a case"

The list goes on.

If you aren't sure if you have a case or aren't sure if you even want to pursue a case - contact us anyways.

Knowing your legal rights gives you options and the knowledge to make an informed decision about your bike crash. And just as importantly, filing insurance claims and lawsuits is a way to hold bad drivers and negligent parties accountable not just for your crash but it also could prevent another cyclist from getting hurt.

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