Bike accidents are as common as they are dangerous, and they are often caused by driver negligence, which comes in far too many dangerous forms. If a motorist’s negligence leaves you injured in a bike accident, you can seek just compensation for the damages you suffer, and an experienced Blakely bike accident attorney can help you with that.   

Your Bike Accident Claim

If you were injured in a bike accident as a result of someone else’s negligence, you have the right to seek compensation for the damages – or losses – you experience, including the following:

• Your Medical Costs – Your medical expenses can be expansive, including emergency care, surgery, hospitalization, treatment from doctors and specialists, pain management, prescription medications, home health care, physical therapy, rehabilitation, and beyond.

• Your Lost Earnings – As you take time off to recover from your physical injuries, you’ll very likely miss work and experience an attendant loss of earnings. If your injuries interfere with your ability to do your job, you could face a decrease in your earning potential into the future. 

• Your Pain and Suffering – The physical and emotional pain and suffering that often accompanies violent bike accidents can be a serious hurdle to overcome.

Don’t Wait to Consult with an Experienced Blakely Bike Accident Attorney

Rob McLendon at The McLendon Law Firm in Atlanta is a formidable bike accident attorney who has the experience, resolve, and legal insight to help you. For more information, please don’t hesitate to call us at 877-ROB-WINS today.   

FAQ

Do I need a bike accident attorney?

Having an experienced bike accident attorney on your side can mean the difference between obtaining a favorable case resolution and not doing so. 

How do I prove the motorist’s negligence? 

Proving the at-fault party’s negligence is a job that your experienced bike accident attorney is well equipped to take on.    

What is my bike accident claim worth? 

Your bike accident claim is worth the amount of damages you sustain as a result of the at-fault motorist’s negligence.