Bicycle Accident FAQs

Just like a car, bicycle manufacturers must take responsibility for the safety of their riders when their equipment is used properly, in normal situations. If a bicycle does not perform correctly and a personaly injury is the result, the manufacturer may be at fault. If you have been injured due to a faulty bicycle, contact us today for a free consultation.

Not all bicycle accidents are caused by a bicycle rider or automobile driver. Some accidents can be the result of confusing traffic directions or road signs that have been improperly posted or are missing. In these cases your attorney can help determine who exactly is at fault--and it may be the city itself.

Common injuries caused by bicycle accidents can range from broken bones and fractures, road rash, internal organ damage, traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), paralysis, hemorrhage, and more. If you have suffered a bicycle accident injury, contact a bicycle accident lawyer in Chicago today for a free consultation.

Unfortunately, there are many forms of negligence that can result in bicycle accidents, including but not limited to, careless driving, aggressive driving and road rage, driving under the influence, opening a vehicle's door in a bicyclist's path, and more.

There are many different causes of bicycle accidents, including but not limited to, collisions at intersections, left-turn collisions, right-hand turn collisions, collisions with doors, and much more.