Thousands of people in our area and across the state ride bicycles each day. This is a popular activity for all ages, but a bicycle crash can cause serious injuries. If you or a loved one are injured in a bike crash due to the negligence of another driver, Montgomery Steele Law is here to help. An Upland bicycle accident attorney at our firm will be by your side, working to investigate what happened and to secure the compensation you deserve.
When you are suffering from an injury, you need to find an attorney you can trust. At Montgomery Steele Law, you can count on having a client-focused firm by your side from the beginning.
Bicycle accidents can become incredibly complex, especially with insurance carriers get involved. Even if you think it is clear that the other side was at fault, they could still try to blame you for the incident. Your lawyer will have the resources and experience necessary to take on any opponent. They will:
The California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) keeps track of all traffic accident statistics for the state, and they report that 147 bicyclists were killed and nearly 12,000 were injured during the latest reporting year. Due to the fact that cyclists have little protection from the force of a vehicle slamming into them, it is not uncommon for our Upland bicycle accident lawyer to encounter the following injuries:
In many cases, these incidents happen in areas where the bicyclist has the right of way, including intersections, bike paths, on the right side of the roadways, and more. Impaired and distracted drivers pose significant dangers to cyclists, as do those who ignore traffic laws.
If you or someone you care about has been injured in a bicycle accident that was caused by another person, you need to seek legal assistance immediately. The knowledgeable and experienced attorneys at Montgomery Steele Law are ready to fight to secure the compensation you are entitled to, which can include:
If you need an Upland bicycle accident attorney, you can contact us for a free case evaluation by clicking here or calling us at (909) 312-2111. If you would like to learn more about bicycle safety, check out the bicycle safety guide from the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration (NHTSA).
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