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The Emotional and Financial Impact of Bicycle Accidents: How Bill Shirer Can Help
Bicycle accidents can have a profound and lasting impact, not only physically but also emotionally and financially. In this blog post, we’ll explore the multifaceted consequences of bicycle accidents and delve into how Bill Shirer, the dedicated attorney at Cyclist at Law, can provide assistance…
Protecting Your Rights: What to Do at the Scene of a Bicycle Accident
Bicycle accidents can be traumatic events, and in the immediate aftermath, emotions can run high. However, taking the right steps at the scene of the accident is crucial to protecting your rights and building a strong foundation for any potential legal claims. In this guide,…
Common Injuries in Bicycle Accidents and How to Pursue Compensation
Bicycling is not only an eco-friendly and healthy mode of transportation but also a beloved recreational activity for many. However, the joys of cycling can quickly turn into a nightmare when a collision with a motor vehicle occurs. Bicycle accidents often result in a range…
Understanding the Importance of Legal Representation After a Bicycle Accident
Bicycling is an enjoyable and environmentally friendly mode of transportation that many people in Dallas, Texas, and beyond, embrace. However, when accidents occur involving cyclists and motor vehicles, the consequences can be severe. Bicycle accidents can result in injuries ranging from minor scrapes to life-altering…
Potholes, Cracks & Other Treacherous Road Conditions for Cyclists
Issue: Can you recover from a City/State Government in Texas for injuries caused by a road defect? Answer: No, you cannot. It’s almost impossible to recover for damages caused by road defects. Discussion: Governmental entities are generally immune from liability based on the concept…
How Long Will It Take to Settle My Property Damage Claim?
On average, it will take one month or more to settle your property damage claim, and maybe more. Why so long? Because as opposed to an auto damage claim, a cyclist must document the damages, then educate auto insurers as to the value of the…
Why You Should Ride (at Least Sometimes) with a Group
A nice thing about cycling as a sport is that you can do it both by yourself or with a group. Here is how group riding will benefit you: Community – Wherever you are, it’s likely that there are at least a few regular group…
Pedestrians/Runners Are Like Squirrels
When I’m on my bike and I see a squirrel, I am prepared for that ignorant creature to try to cross in front of me at the very last second. (I’ve hit a few. Had one go into my spokes.) At times, squirrels seem as if…
How Not to Get Hit by a Car
A lot of my practice involves car-on-bike collisions that results in serious injuries. A bike has no chance against a motor vehicle, and many drivers don’t look out for cyclists. When you ride on shared roads, you can only trust your judgment and cannot rely…
Dallas Bike Lanes or a Shift in the Zeitgeist?
Maybe you have noticed these emblems in the roads with a bike and arrows. These are called “sharrows” and they are there to advise motorists that bicyclists use that road. According to the Dallas Morning News, there are now 32 miles of roads with “sharrows.”…