Our team of no win, no fee solicitors have wide ranging experience of the sort of occurrences and injuries that can give rise to bicycle accident compensation claims.

You can make a claim for bike injury compensation if your injuries are severe and someone else was to blame. Typically, bicycle accidents are caused by vehicle drivers not leaving enough room to pass, not paying enough attention to cyclists, or not using their mirrors correctly. In these cases the driver is clearly negligent we can take action against them, usually via their insurance company, and claim bicycle accident compensation for your injuries and damage to your bike and equipment.

In other instances of bicycle accidents the road surface can sometimes be at fault. Local councils and the highways agency have a duty to maintain the roads in a suitable condition and if your bicycle accident was caused by a pot hole or very uneven road surface you can claim against them. Unlike motorists, cyclists do not have an insurance company to fight their corner, so it is all the more important that you speak to a bicycle accident solicitor. At claimssolicitors.co.uk we have a good track record in getting justice for injured cyclists and can help you in your bicycle claim.

Contact a no win, no fee bicycle accident solicitor on FREEPHONE 0800 731 7923 or you can fill in the claim form or e-mail us on ku.oc.sroticilossmialc@smialc.

Bicycle Accident Case Study

Mrs D was a regular cyclist who used her bicycle as her main means of transport. However on one of her regular trips to the shops she was thrown from her bike after the front wheel went into a pothole. Unfortunately for her she landed on her shoulder and the bike landed on top of her. The result of the accident was a displaced fracture of the right shoulder and soft tissue damage. As a result Mrs D was unable to carry out many household chores and was reliant on public transport, although she did fully recover in time. Her local Council disputed liability but with our specialist expertise we secured a settlement of £5,500 for our client.