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Cycling accidents
Cyclists are extremely vulnerable on roads that are shared with cars and Heavy Goods Vehicles, and have little protection if involved in an accident. Although many people choose to cycle along the pavement for safety, this is illegal.
Whether an accident was caused by other cyclists, motorists, problems with poorly maintained roads, obstructions, slippery surfaces caused by spillages, oil, or mud, we can consider making a cycling injury compensation claim on your behalf.
Our team of specialist accident compensation lawyers are experts in acting for people who have suffered an injury as a result of a cycling accident. Our lawyers accept compensation claims instructions on a ‘no win no fee’ basis and if your prospects of success are high enough, we will help you bring a compensation claim against the people or organisation responsible for the accident.
We have an extensive network of leading reconstruction experts, medical specialists, treatment therapists, and many other accident professionals.
If you would like to pursue a cycling injury compensation claim, then please telephone one of our personal injury specialist lawyers free on 01843 220288 or use our contact form on this page.
Your initial consultation can be face to face or over the telephone and we can sometimes offer remote video appointments. We make no charge for the initial consultation during which our personal injury lawyers will assess your claim on its merits, explain how successful it is likely to be and, if possible, the amount you might be able to claim.
There is no obligation and no charge to talk to us and you will have your own dedicated friendly lawyer from start to finish.
Our lawyers accept compensation claims instructions on a ‘no win no fee’ basis and if your prospects of success are high enough, we will help you bring a compensation claim against the people or organisation responsible for the accident.