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Get Back on Steady Ground with a South Florida Bicycle Accident Lawyer

Understanding Bicycle Accidents in South Florida

A sudden right hook near Mizner Park, a dooring incident along Federal Highway, or a crash on the El Rio Trail can upend your routine. Our Boca Raton-based bicycle accident lawyer helps you take the next steps—documenting the scene, coordinating medical care, and guiding your claim so you can focus on healing. Reach out for a free case review—we’ll help you understand your options and your rights.

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From the first call, we help injured cyclists take control of their recovery—gathering the documentation insurers expect and the evidence that strengthens a claim. Our team coordinates medical care, reviews repair estimates, tracks treatment progress, and compiles wage and expense records so every impact is accounted for.


We draw on decades of experience handling car accident claims and broader personal injury cases across Florida, applying that same structure and strategy to bicycle injury matters. From investigating fault to negotiating with insurers, you’ll have a clear plan and steady communication from start to finish.

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Common Types and Causes of Bicycle Accident Cases

Bicycle crashes often happen in predictable but preventable ways—on busy roads, at intersections, or when drivers fail to notice cyclists sharing the lane.

Hit-and-Run

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Some drivers leave the scene on high-traffic corridors, forcing riders to rely on nearby cameras, witnesses, and uninsured motorist coverage to recover losses.

Vehicle Collisions

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Many occur when drivers fail to yield, open doors into bike lanes, or misjudge speed and distance—especially at night or near construction zones.

Right-Hook Accidents

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A vehicle turns across a bike lane, cutting off a cyclist during a green light or after passing too closely.

Our team helps riders document these patterns, preserve key evidence, and hold negligent drivers accountable through thorough investigation and persistent communication.

Coming Prepared: What To Bring To Your Consult

A productive first meeting starts with the right details. Bring photos of the scene, visible injuries, and any damage to your bicycle or gear. Include repair estimates, receipts for replacement items, and contact information for any witnesses who saw the crash. If available, share GPS or fitness app data, the police report number, and a short timeline of your symptoms and medical treatment. These records help our team connect the facts, establish liability, and move your claim forward efficiently.

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Bike Lanes, Police Reports, and Helmet Questions

  • What if a driver claims I was outside the bike lane?

    Lane position is only one factor in determining fault. Liability depends on traffic rules, signaling, speed, and whether the driver exercised reasonable care when passing or turning.

  • Do I need a police report?

    It’s strongly recommended. A report helps establish fault, supports insurance processing, and can identify potential video evidence from nearby intersections or businesses.

  • Do I have a case if I wasn’t wearing a helmet?

    In many cases, yes. Helmet use may be discussed when damages are assessed, but recovery often depends more on the driver’s negligence and the strength of your injury documentation.

  • What records help your team?

    Bring ER notes, follow-up visit summaries, imaging results, prescriptions, time-off documentation, and shop estimates or invoices for your bicycle and gear. These details help us prove both injury and loss.

  • How do I choose the right lawyer?

    Prioritize clear communication, a structured plan for evidence and medical coordination, and a history of consistent client outcomes from start to finish.

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