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Lakewood Bicycle Accident Lawyers

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Lakewood Bicycle Accident Lawyers

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  1. Lakewood Bicycle Accident Lawyers The Law Offices of Briggs & Briggs Lakewood,WA

  2. Lakewood Bicycle Accident Attorneys At The Law Offices of Briggs & Briggs, we believe that negligent drivers should be held accountable when they hit and injure cyclists. If you or someone you love has been injured on a ride, our Lakewood bicycle accident attorneys are here to help. With over sixty years of service to personal injury victims in Lakewood, Tacoma, Olympia, Puyallup, Chehalis, and Bremerton, we have the experience needed to fight the driver who hit you and increase your chances of winning financial compensation for your injuries.

  3. Causes Of Bicycle Accidents Turning right in front of a bicycle Rear-ending a cyclist who is traveling slower than they are driving Opening a car door while a bicycle is coming Changing lanes into a bicycle that is riding in the blind spot Failing to watch for bicycles before making a left turn Texting while driving

  4. Determining Fault In A Bicycle Accident When it comes to determining fault in an accident, Washington is a pure comparative negligence state. This means that each person involved in an accident can be found partially at fault. The percentage of fault a person shares will be deducted from their award in a successful personal injury suit. Since bicycles are treated just like cars, they are also subject to comparative negligence.

  5. Recovering Damages In A Personal Injury Suit Medical bills Bicycle repairs Lost wages due to time off work while recovering Future lost income due to temporary or permanent disability Physical and emotional pain and suffering Other miscellaneous, recovery-related expenses If the cyclist was killed, wrongful death

  6. CONTACT US The Law Offices of Briggs & Briggs 10222 Gravelly Lake Drive SW, Lakewood, WA, 98499, USA (253) 588-6696 email@briggsandbriggs.com www.briggsandbriggs.com

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