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11/16/2010
Peter Steinberg
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What Should I Do Following a California Bicycle Accident?

It’s scary enough when two motorized vehicles are involved in an accident. Now imagine how serious an accident can be when an automobile hits a bicyclist.

A bicycle doesn’t offer the same protection as a car. Often times, a bicyclist’s head can hit the asphalt or the rider can experience serious road rash. A bicycle accident can leave a biker with a serious injury and unable to work, leading to a loss of wages and high medical bills.

If you are a bicyclist, then you should be prepared for the possibility of a Southern California bicycle accident. Here is a list of things you should consider following an accident with a motorized vehicle:

  • Call for and wait for the police
  • Make sure your account of the accident is included in the accident report
  • Make sure to get driver and witness information, including names and numbers
  • Write down what happened
  • Document any injuries you may have sustained

You should also consider speaking with an experienced Los Angeles bicycle accident attorney. He or she can advise you on how to proceed with your case, negotiate with the insurance company and represent you, if a lawsuit is warranted.

If you or someone you know has been injured in a bicycle accident, you should contact one of our experienced attorneys at Steinberg & Spencer Injury Lawyers at (800) 989-6385.

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Category: Bike and Pedestrian Accidents


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