Bicycle Accident Attorney in Dallas TX
Bill Shirer is one of only 2% of Texas attorneys board-certified in personal injury law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. To become board-certified, a personal injury attorney must have significant trial experience and pass rigorous testing over personal injury law.
Bicycle Accident Personal Injury Claim
Bike riding is often a treacherous hobby. Bicycle riders are injured in collisions with other vehicles and trucks every day. Unfortunately, these injuries are typically severe. A bike is, of course, much smaller and more compact than the even smallest sedans. Since most accidents generally happen at intersections, city roads are the riskiest spots to ride.
After a bicycle accident, your first step should be to file a claim. Your insurance company may want to dispatch an adjuster. It’s this individual’s job to determine how much your accident is worth. Their judgment will directly affect your payout. It can be difficult to navigate the waters of insurance water. You’ll want a legal expert on your side, someone with experience handling insurance companies and bicycle-related accidents. You’ll want to call Cyclist at Law. We’ll sit down in a consultation meeting and determine how best to get you the damages you deserve.
Personal Injury Attorneys Tackle Bike Law
- Credentials: Bill has garnered the highest rating possible, an “AV Preeminent 5.0.” from the nation’s leading attorney review organization. For more information see Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review Ratings.
- Education: Bill Shirer received both his bachelor of Business Administration and his Doctor of Jurisprudence (1986) from the University of Texas at Austin.
- Affiliations: He is a member of the American Bar Association, the Dallas and Texas Trial Lawyers Associations and the Association of Trial Lawyers of America.
- Se Habla Español: Having lived and worked in Spain and Latin America, Mr. Shirer welcomes all Spanish speaking clients.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What makes Cyclist at Law different from other personal injury attorneys in Dallas?
Cyclist at Law is led by Bill Shirer, a board-certified personal injury attorney with over 35 years of trial experience and the highest “AV” rating from Martindale-Hubbell. Unlike general accident attorneys, Bill is also a highly accomplished cyclist who understands both the legal and emotional challenges of being injured while cycling. He handles every case personally and focuses exclusively on representing cyclists.
What types of claims does Cyclist at Law handle for bicycle accident victims?
Bill Shirer handles everything from bodily injury claims, property damage to your bike, PIP claims under your auto policy, and even mental anguish related to post-collision anxiety. He negotiates directly with insurance companies, obtains police and medical records, and guides clients through every step—from the initial claim to possible litigation.
Do I have to pay upfront to work with Cyclist at Law?
No. Cyclist at Law operates on a contingency fee basis. You owe nothing unless there is a recovery. Legal fees are 33% of the bodily injury settlement amount only. There are no charges for bike damage claims, PIP claims, or reducing health insurance subrogation liens.
Can Cyclist at Law help with high-value bicycle damage claims?
Yes. As a competitive cyclist and long-time rider, Bill understands the unique value of carbon bikes, components, and upgrades. He can present persuasive arguments to insurance companies that justify replacement costs over repair, helping you recover the true value of your bicycle investment.
Does Cyclist at Law offer services in Spanish?
Yes. Bill Shirer speaks Spanish and welcomes all Spanish-speaking clients. Having lived and worked in Spain and Latin America, he is fully equipped to communicate with and represent Spanish-speaking cyclists in Dallas.
Seek help from a qualified bicycle injury attorney today. Bill is happy to answer any questions a fellow cyclist might have about bicycle law or a bike accident, even if it is not an injury case.
