Get the Advice of an Oxnard Bicycle Accident Attorney
Whether they happen at a high or low speed, bicycle accidents can lead to severe injuries. According to the UC Berkeley county data, there were 237 bicycle crashes in Ventura County in 2018. While this was lower than the two previous years, bicycle accidents in the Oxnard area are still quite common.
A high percentage of bicycle crashes result in injury or fatality. If you or a loved one has been injured in an accident that was caused by another person’s negligence, Avrek Law Firm’s bicycle accident attorneys in Oxnard will investigate your case and work with you to secure the maximum amount of compensation for your damages and injuries.
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How do bicycle accidents happen in Oxnard and Ventura counties?
Even when they are wearing a helmet, cyclists are vulnerable. They are exposed to the roadway and hazards along the way much more so than automobile drivers. Often, bicycle accidents occur in situations where the cyclist has the right-of-way, including:
- Intersection accidents
- Bicycle lane accidents
- Sideswipe accidents
In many of these cases, a bicycle accident is caused by a driver’s traffic violation. Cyclist injuries usually require medical attention, and can yield high medical bills and time away from work. When you are involved in a local bicycle accident, it’s advisable to speak with a qualified bicycle accident lawyer in Oxnard.
Contact an Oxnard Bicycle Accident Lawyer
Bicycle accidents can cause injuries that require thousands of dollars in medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering, all of which can be devastating to a victim and their family. Contacting an experienced bicycle accident attorney at Avrek Law Firm can help you get the most favorable settlement in your claim.
We proudly serve Oxnard, Los Angeles, Long Beach, Anaheim and the surrounding areas, and offer a free case review to discuss the specifics of your claim. To schedule a free case consultation, call our office or complete the online form today!
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