5720 LBJ Freeway, Ste 575, Author: rnielsen
Does a bicycle have to yield to pedestrians?
You should. Even if you have the “right of way”,l hitting a pedestrian will probably end up hurting you as much as it does the pedestrian.
What are my rights and responsibilities as a bicycle rider?
According to the Texas Driver’s Handbook: “A bicycle is a vehicle and any person riding a bicycle has all of the rights and responsibilities as a driver of a vehicle.
What should I do after a bicycle injury/ accidents?
At the scene: /what-to-do-when-an-accident-happens/ Days later: /after-an-accident/ Call me at (972) 392-1249
What do you charge to handle a bicycle injury accident case?
Generally 1/3 of what is recovered for the “personal injury” claim. There is no charge for property damage if we handle the personal injury claim. No recovery, No charge. See /my-fees/
How do I contact you?
Phone or email.
Will I be able to talk with a lawyer if I call?
Yes, you’ll talk with me, of if I’m not available, my partner, Steven McGilberry.
What type of cases do you handle?
Generally “tort” or personal injury cases. In addition to bike claims, I handle all types of motor vehicle and truck accidents, premises liability (trips and falls), products liability, etc.
What if the driver is uninsured?
Your better have uninsured motorist coverage. If not, it is almost impossible for you to recover. Even if you sue the other driver and get a huge judgment, you likely won’t be able to collect a dime.
What about the damage to my bike?
Your better have uninsured motorist coverage. If not, there is nothing practical that you can do. Even if you sue the other driver and get a huge judgment, you likely won’t be able to collect a dime.