A bicycle or pedestrian accident can result in devastating injuries because people walking or riding bicycles have little protection when struck by a motor vehicle. Even a collision at relatively low speed can cause serious or catastrophic injuries. Kennedy, Robbins, Yarbro & Henson, LC represents individuals and families affected by serious bicycle and pedestrian accidents and works to help injured clients understand their rights and legal options.

Thorough Investigation of Bicycle & Pedestrian Accidents

Determining how a bicycle or pedestrian accident occurred often requires a careful examination of the actions of everyone involved, along with roadway, traffic, visibility, and environmental conditions. Our attorneys investigate available evidence, including vehicle and bicycle positions, points of impact, traffic signals, roadway conditions, photographs, video, witness statements, and police reports to help determine what happened and who may be responsible.

Serious Injuries and Long-Term Consequences

Bicycle and pedestrian collisions can result in traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, broken bones, internal injuries, severe soft-tissue injuries, paralysis, permanent disabilities, and other catastrophic harm. These injuries may require extensive medical treatment, rehabilitation, and ongoing care while also affecting a person’s ability to work and support their family. We work to document the full impact of these injuries, including medical expenses, lost income, and other losses.

Determining Responsibility and Protecting Your Rights

Depending on the circumstances, responsibility for a bicycle or pedestrian accident may involve a motor vehicle driver, vehicle owner, company or employer, manufacturer, or a party responsible for roadway conditions or defective equipment. Every accident is different, and determining liability requires a careful review of the facts and available evidence. Kennedy, Robbins, Yarbro & Henson, LC helps injured individuals and families navigate the legal process, understand their options, and pursue the compensation they may be entitled to.