Bicycle accidents present a unique set of issues. Drivers often dispute liability, citing rider visibility or lane position, and insurers are quick to limit exposure when injuries don’t appear catastrophic. I focus early on liability—documenting the scene, preserving witness statements, and securing relevant surveillance or traffic camera footage.

I previously represented insurers in personal injury litigation and understand how bicycle claims are internally evaluated. I now use that background to identify weak points in defense strategy and advance the case accordingly.

Injuries can include fractures, soft tissue damage, and long-term physical limitations. Damages may cover treatment, lost income, future care needs, and pain and suffering. In some cases, a cyclist may also recover under a UM/UIM policy—especially in hit-and-run or low-coverage situations.

Clients communicate directly with me, not with staff. I manage each case personally, move it forward efficiently, and handle all matters on a contingency fee basis—legal fees apply only if compensation is recovered.

If you were hit while riding a bicycle in Georgia, taking early legal action helps preserve evidence and improves your chances of a full financial recovery.