East Bay Cyclist and Attorney Kyle Smith works exclusively with bicycle crash victims in Northern California.
By riding in a paceline, cyclists can reduce wind drag by as much as 50%. Hiring a lawyer should work the same way — reducing friction and making your life easier.
If you’ve been injured on your bike and need legal help, I am here to work with you and take on the headwinds of your legal troubles. Let’s go further together…
Collisions are an unfortunate reality for cyclists. Even when you ride safely, distracted drivers can cause serious harm in seconds. A bike accident lawyer can help you recover what you’re owed. Insurance companies often undervalue bike claims, failing to cover the true replacement cost of your bicycle.
Consumers trust that bikes and gear will be safe when used as intended. When a product failure or recall leads to injury, the next steps aren’t always clear. A bike accident attorney can help you navigate product liability claims and recover compensation.
Unmarked hazards and poorly maintained roads can turn a ride into a hospital visit. Cities, contractors, and government agencies are responsible for keeping roads safe for cyclists—even during construction. If you were injured due to unsafe road conditions, a bike injury lawyer can help you take legal action.
I became a lawyer to help people navigate through difficult times, to be an ally when the road gets tough.
If you’ve been hurt in an accident, reach out to my reliable and experienced team at Paceline Law Bicycle Injury Lawyer.
We’re here to help you handle the tasks involved in your claim and provide the important emotional and legal support you need.
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