Washington, DC Bicycle Accident Attorney
Washington, DC Bicycle Accident Attorney
Morgan and Morgan, America's largest and most powerful injury firm, has been fighting for the rights of the injured, including those involved in bicycle accidents, for more than three decades. We've dealt with countless insurance companies and represented over 500,000 families all over the nation. But don't take our word for it; our results (over $20 billion recovered) speak louder. If you or a loved one has been involved in a bicycle accident, help is a free case evaluation away.
FAQ
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- Costs for emergency care, surgeries, hospital stays, medications, physical therapy, and any future medical treatments related to your injuries.
- The time you were unable to work due to your injuries and potential loss of future earnings if you're unable to return to your previous job;
- Physical pain, emotional distress, and trauma resulting from the accident.
- Costs for repairing or replacing your bicycle and any damaged personal items.
- Any other costs incurred due to the accident, like transportation to medical appointments.
Why a Bicycle Accident Attorney from Morgan and Morgan?
Having a Morgan and Morgan attorney in your corner can change the trajectory of your case. That's because we are big and powerful, and insurance companies here in DC and throughout the country know this.
They know that we have a zero-tolerance policy for games when it comes to fighting for the rights of the people we represent. In addition, we have access to powerful legal resources needed to build a strong case and support your claim.
Damages You May Be Entitled to After a Bicycle Accident
The damages you may be entitled to after a bicycle accident will depend on the specifics of your case. Typically, as a plaintiff or their representative, you can claim compensation for:
How Washington DC's Contributory Negligence Laws Can Impact Your Claim
Washington, DC, follows a strict "contributory negligence" rule. What this means is that if you're found to be even slightly at fault for the accident (as little as 1%), you could be barred from recovering any compensation from the other party. This law makes it especially important to have an attorney who can help build a strong case that minimizes your fault and counters any claims of contributory negligence.
Get the Legal Help You Need After a Bicycle Accident
The District of Columbia is the one place you shouldn't file a personal injury claim without legal representation. From the no-fault laws to the plaintiff-unfriendly contributory negligence system, it's difficult to navigate these legal hurdles without a professional. Tell us about your case today. We can represent you for free.