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Injured During an Organized Ride Like the Hotter'N Hell Hundred? What Texas Cyclists Should Know About Liability

Signing a waiver to ride in the Hotter'N Hell Hundred, or any organized Texas cycling event, does not automatically end your right to recover after a crash. A properly written waiver may block ordinary negligence claims against the event organizer, but under Texas law it generally cannot shield gross negligence or reckless conduct

March 2022 Bike Case of the Month: Curry v. State

Bill rides and races regularly.  He currently races with McKinney Velo racing in the 50+ category, in which he has placed in the top five the last 5 years.  Before bike racing, he was ranked as one of the top age group triathletes in Texas and the U.S.  He has competed in…

Cases Involving Repair Work Done in Bike Lanes

The cases below involve injuries caused by defects in bike lanes.  In both cases, the government entities had performed repair work in or near the defects in the bike lanes.  Both Courts ruled that the hazards were not “special defects.”  As for actual knowledge, one Court…