Practice area
Pedestrian and bicycle injuries
For people hit by a vehicle while walking, running or riding: in a crosswalk, a bike lane, a parking lot or on a trail crossing.
When you're hit on foot or on a bike, your own auto policy's PIP coverage may still pay medical bills, even though you weren't driving.
We work out which coverage applies, deal with the driver's insurer, and look at whether road design or a city's choices played a part.
What we do
How we help
Find the coverage
Your PIP, the driver's policy, and your own underinsured coverage.
Deal with the insurers
Adjusters talk to us, not you.
Look at the scene
Crossings, signals, sight lines and lighting.
Value the claim
Including your bike, your gear and time away from work.
Before we meet
What to gather
Bring what you have. Don't worry about what's missing; we can request most records ourselves.
The police report number
Or the agency that came to the scene.
The driver's details
Name, phone, plate and insurer, and any witnesses.
Your damaged gear
Keep your bike, helmet and clothing; don't repair or throw them out.
Bills and pay stubs
Medical bills, receipts and proof of time off work.
Talk to us about what happened
Call the office or send a few lines. We'll tell you plainly whether we can help, and how the fee would work.