Injury lawsuits often come with added complexities when they involve a bicycle collision. Physical evidence, 9-1-1 call recordings, and witnesses quickly disappear. In addition, many people wrongly perceive all bicycle riders as risk takers who disregard the rules of the road.
Talk to any bicyclists that have been in a crash and they’ll tell you how much road rash hurts or they’ll share some frightening details of their damaged shoulder or head injuries.
Motor vehicle drivers and bicycle riders generally have the same rights and duties on California roads.
The California Vehicle Code protects everyone who uses the road in the state – including motor vehicle drivers, bicyclists, and pedestrians.
Self-driving cars will change our lives in many ways over the coming years. Their advocates make big promises from the end of car crashes to the reinvention of our car-centric cities, but the constant stream of serious crashes in the news begs the question of whether this technology is being rushed onto our streets before it’s ready.
CaseyGerry is the oldest plaintiffs’ law firm in San Diego. Founded in 1947 by respected trial lawyer David S. Casey, Sr., the firm has remained true to its original mission: protecting the rights of consumers who have been severely injured or lost loved ones.
While driving throughout the downtown San Diego area, one cannot miss the many hundreds of new yellow, orange and green branded “dockless” bikes that have popped up over the past several weeks.
