We help cyclists injured in bicycle accidents recover full compensation.
Why cyclists choose us:
- Exclusive focus on bicycle accident claims
- Direct access to your attorney
- No fee unless we win
We help cyclists injured in bicycle accidents recover full compensation.
Why cyclists choose us:
Bicycle Accident Lawyers Group represents injured cyclists hurt by negligent and distracted drivers, hit-and-run motorists, and dangerous road conditions. Our bike crash attorneys handle the full legal process, from investigating your situation to recovering compensation for medical bills, lost wages, property damage, and other losses. Call (888) 521-6377 or request a free consultation.
If your crash involved injuries, disputed liability, or an offer that doesn’t cover your losses, talk to a bicycle accident lawyer before you give a statement to the other party’s insurer or accept an offer.
Settling before you reach maximum medical improvement (when your condition stabilizes and the full extent of your injuries becomes clear) risks accepting less than your claim is worth. The value of a bicycle accident case is rarely known until medical treatment ends.
Time away from work is easy to calculate; reduced earning capacity is more complicated, and adjusters routinely undervalue it. That is why many bicyclists hire a lawyer with experience in bicycle crashes.
Early offers are based on incomplete information. Once you sign a release, your claim closes, and any complications discovered later become your financial responsibility.
Comparative fault, pre-existing conditions, and causation disputes can reduce payouts. In most states, your compensation drops by your percentage of fault; in some, any shared fault bars compensation entirely. A bicycle accident lawyer counters these arguments with evidence and expert testimony.
Claims against a government entity for an unsafe roadway have shorter notice deadlines, and missing one can end your claim.
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The firm gathers evidence from the scene, obtains the police report, and secures witness statements to establish liability. When necessary, we bring in accident reconstruction experts.
Insurance companies often undervalue cyclist claims, and adjusters frequently blame riders for not wearing a helmet. We handle all communication with insurers on your behalf and responds with the right evidence.
Your bicycle accident attorney builds the claim around every compensable loss: medical expenses, lost income, property damage, pain and suffering, emotional distress, reduced quality of life, and, in fatal crashes, wrongful death damages for surviving family members.
If no fair offer arrives, BALG files a personal injury lawsuit. Insurance companies track which law firms actually go to trial and which always settle. That history affects the offers they make.
No hourly bills, no surprises. The risk stays with us.
You pay nothing up front and nothing by the hour. BALG works on a 33% contingency fee, paid only from what we recover for you.
Once you hire BALG, you work directly with the attorney handling your bicycle accident claim, not an intake line or answering service.
Every case we take is built for trial. That preparation helps put us in a stronger position to pursue a fair settlement.
“Cycling should be a safe, enjoyable way to stay fit, get to work, and unwind. Unfortunately, I’ve seen the broken bones, brain injuries, mounting medical bills, and emotional trauma cyclists face after a careless driver causes a crash.
My mission is to stand up for injured cyclists and help them recover the compensation they need to move forward. At Bicycle Accident Lawyers Group, we explain your rights, answer your questions, and return your calls the same day, so you and your family feel supported every step of the way.”
Bicycle Accident Lawyers Group has recovered more than $1 billion for injured clients nationwide, including a $1,500,000 settlement for a cyclist who suffered multiple fractures in a hit-and-run crash.
We work on contingency: no upfront fees, no hourly billing, and no fee if there is no recovery. Your fee agreement explains how we handle expenses such as court filing fees and expert reports.
Our team knows firsthand what it’s like to get cut off in traffic, clipped in a bike lane, or doored by a driver who never checked the mirror.
This includes dooring, sideswipes, hit-and-runs, and right-of-way violations. We knows how insurers argue each crash type and where those arguments fall apart.
The impact of helmet rules and shared fault on your payout depends on where the crash happened. We value your claim according to your state’s rules.
We document the value of your bicycle and gear (frame, wheels, groupset, helmet, and kit), which a standard car accident claim form doesn’t list.
Medical liens and costs are deducted from your balance, so we plan for them from the start.
The person handling your case returns your calls the same day.
Many injured riders assume their case is too small or that they cannot afford an attorney. However, minor accidents can also lead to delayed injuries and unexpected costs. Call (888) 521-6377 or fill out the contact form for a free case review with a bicycle accident lawyer.
BALG’s attorneys work toward the best possible result for every client. Whether a distracted driver caused the collision or a pothole, the firm helps riders hold the responsible party accountable.
Our bike crash lawyers will guide you every step of the way, from your first call to the final settlement or verdict.
Start with a free, no-obligation case evaluation online or by phone. A real person answers around the clock. Tell us what happened, and we’ll listen.
You’ll work one-on-one with a bicycle accident attorney who returns your calls the same day.
We build your case and pursue every dollar you’re owed for medical bills, lost wages, and damage to your bike.
Don’t miss the chance to get the compensation for your injuries. Start a FREE case evaluation now to know how much you can get!
Our attorneys represent cyclists in the following types of cases.
Most crashes involve drivers who fail to yield, turn across a bike lane, speed at intersections, or open a door into a cyclist. We pursue compensation from every available insurance policy.
Dooring happens when a driver or passenger opens a car door into a cyclist’s path. It’s one of the most common cycling accidents on urban roads, and the person who opened the door can be held liable for the resulting bicycle accident injuries.
A driver who leaves the scene can often still be identified through police reports, witness statements, and traffic camera footage. If police never find the driver, uninsured motorist coverage on your auto policy may still apply, even though you were riding a bicycle.
Spinal cord injuries and TBIs from a bicycle crash can require lengthy treatment and rehabilitation. A claim that covers only hospital bills leaves out the largest losses.
Most states sort e-bikes into three classes, and each class has its own operating rules. BALG represents riders of every e-bicycle class and understands how bike law applies to them.
Bicycles offer no protection in a collision, so fractures and road rash are among the most common injuries. Many fractures require surgical hardware or repeat surgery, and healing takes months.
Your accident doesn’t fit these categories? Let’s discuss your situation during a free case review — call (888) 521-6377 now, or fill out our quick form and a team member will reach out to you!
We’ve secured millions in bicycle accident settlements nationwide. Our record includes bike vs. car collisions, dooring cases, pothole crashes, and more.
The cyclist suffered multiple fractures after being struck by a motorist who fled the scene.
The rider sustained a broken collarbone at an intersection in a right-of-way dispute.
A pothole caused the cyclist to lose control, resulting in spinal injuries.
A distracted motorist struck the cyclist in a bike lane, causing head and shoulder injuries.
What your case is worth turns on how badly you were hurt and what insurance is available. Reach us by phone or fill out our contact form for a free review.
The steps you take after a crash can protect your safety and preserve evidence for your claim.
Move out of traffic if you can without worsening your injuries, and call for medical assistance and police. Officers will document the scene and create a report recording basic facts, the vehicles and people involved, and any citations issued.
Photograph your injuries, your damaged bicycle, vehicles involved, and the surrounding area, including signage and lighting. Get the driver’s name, insurance information, license plate number, and phone number, and collect witnesses’ contact details.
Some bicycle accident injuries, including concussions, internal injuries, and soft tissue damage, don’t cause symptoms right away. Early medical attention creates a record connecting your injuries to the crash, which matters if the insurer disputes causation.
An adjuster may push for a recorded statement or a quick offer. You don’t have to give the other driver’s insurer a recorded statement. However, your own policy typically includes a cooperation clause that obliges you to report the crash. Have a lawyer review any offer.
Contact BALG for a free consultation and clear guidance on what to do after an incident.
Injured in a bicycle accident? Even if you think you were partly at fault, you may still have a case. Tell us what happened, free and no obligation. No fee unless we win the compensation you deserve.
Most settlements range from $5,000 to $500,000. Catastrophic injury and wrongful death claims can exceed $1 million. Economic damages cover financial losses (medical bills, lost wages, and the cost of repairing or replacing your bike). Non-economic damages include pain and suffering, mental anguish, and reduced quality of life. What you take home is smaller — legal fees and medical liens are deducted first. For a rough estimate, try our settlement calculator.
State law sets the deadline, which in most states is two or three years from the accident date. New York allows three years, while California and Florida allow two. Claims against a city or state often require a notice of claim within 90–180 days. Our statute of limitations guide lists the rule for each state.
Most bicycle accident lawyers work on contingency. You pay a share of the recovery, and you owe no fee if you lose. The share is usually 33% (no lawsuit) or 40% (with trial). On a $30,000 payout at 33%, the fee is about $10,000. Case expenses and medical liens further reduce what you receive, so ask for a written estimate before you sign. Some firms offer other fee structures.
Liability depends on negligence and state law. Drivers most often cause crashes by failing to yield, speeding, or dooring. Cyclists must follow traffic laws and may share the blame. Witness statements and evidence help establish who is responsible. In no-fault states, such as Florida and New York, personal injury protection (PIP) pays limited benefits regardless of fault. Contact us to assess fault for free, or read our guide for more details.
Top causes of bike accidents include distracted and drunk driving, failure to yield, dooring, and potholes. If a crash results from poor maintenance or missing signage, the government entity responsible for the roadway may be liable. A bicycle accident lawyer identifies every contributing factor and everyone who may share responsibility.
Cyclists have most of the same rights and duties as vehicle drivers. You may ride on public roads and expect drivers to pass safely, but you must signal turns and obey signs and signals. Most states also require drivers to give riders at least three feet of space when passing; Pennsylvania requires four. Check your state’s bicycle laws, and contact BALG if a violation of those rules led to your injuries.
Most claims settle within 6 to 18 months. Complex claims involving catastrophic injuries or contested facts can take two years or more. Starting early helps you meet legal deadlines and keeps the process moving toward a fair result. Contact us for a free evaluation of your timeline.
Most states don’t require adults to wear helmets. However, insurers may argue that not wearing a helmet worsened your injuries and try to reduce your damages under comparative fault rules. Some states limit this “helmet defense”; others allow it. The BALG legal team regularly counters these arguments. Talk to us to understand how helmet use may affect your claim.
Injured while cycling? You don’t have to do this alone. Get expert help now. Call (888) 521-6377 or fill out this quick form for a no-fee, no-obligation case review.
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