Florence Bicycle Accident Lawyer

Our Florence personal injury law firm sees its fair share of bicycle accidents and knows the facts about how these events occur and how many lives they affect. Alabama ranks high for accidents involving cyclists.

However, our attorneys firmly believe that no client is just a number.

Once you engage our services, our attorneys immediately begin working on your bicycle accident claim by:

Investigating Your Accident

Our team conducts comprehensive investigations to construct a robust case for you. The investigation typically includes a review of all accessible evidence, like accident scene photos, police reports, medical bills, treatment records, and eyewitness accounts.

Identifying All Responsible Parties

The evidence enables us to identify all potentially liable parties, like other road users, governmental entities, or vehicle owners. For instance, we can hold a negligent vehicle owner liable for your bicycle accident if they failed to maintain their vehicle or hired unqualified drivers in accidents involving employees on duty.

Valuing Your Claim

Our attorneys meticulously evaluate your bicycle accident claim to accurately determine its worth by identifying all your damages. Damages are the losses you incurred due to the injuries from your accident. They generally fall into two categories—economic and non-economic. We account for all your current and future losses so you receive the compensation you deserve.

How Much is a Bicycle Accident Claim Worth in Florence?

At McCutcheon & Hamner, P.C., we understand the severe impact that bicycle accidents can have on your life.

While navigating the legal process can seem daunting, knowing what compensation you might recover can provide a sense of direction and hope.

• Medical expenses: Some of the most immediate and substantial impacts of a bicycle accident are medical costs. This includes emergency room visits, hospital stays, surgeries, physical therapy, medication, and any other necessary treatments or procedures. Our lawyers will consider future medical expenses if you require long-term care or future surgeries.
• Loss of income: If your injuries force you to take time off work, you might recover recover lost income, earnings, and benefits. These include both the actual time you couldn’t work directly after the accident and any future loss of earning capacity due to long-lasting or permanent injuries.
• Pain and suffering: Non-economic damages are harder to quantify, but are an essential aspect of your claim. The physical pain and emotional distress caused by a bicycle accident can significantly affect your quality of life.
• Property damage: Your claim should account for any damage to your bicycle or other personal property during the accident.
• Wrongful death: If a loved one tragically dies due to a bicycle accident, family members might pursue a wrongful death claim. Compensation for a wrongful death action may cover funeral expenses, loss of consortium, and other damages related to the loss of your loved one.

At McCutcheon & Hamner, P.C., we represent bicycle accident victims in Alabama and aggressively pursue the maximum compensation for your claim. Reach out to our team today for a free consultation to discuss your case.