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BICYCLE ACCIDENTS IN UTAH
Bicycling is a healthy, eco-friendly, and enjoyable way to get around, but it also comes with risks. Every year, countless cyclists are seriously injured or even killed in crashes with cars, trucks, buses, or even other bicycles. If you or a loved one has been hurt in a bicycle accident, you could have grounds for a personal injury case with the help of an experienced Salt Lake City bicycle accident lawyer.
At Steele Adams Hosman, our team of skilled lawyers represents victims of devastating crashes across the state. We are committed to protecting the rights of every injured bicyclist and holding negligent drivers accountable. Whether you were struck by a distracted driver, involved in a bicycle on bicycle accident, or if your loved one was wrongfully killed, our firm is here to fight for your recovery.
Injured in a bike accident in Salt Lake City or the nearby areas? Contact Steele Adams Hosman today at (801) 816-3999 for a free consultation. Hablamos español.
Cycling accidents can leave victims with catastrophic injuries, mounting medical bills, and emotional trauma. Working with the right bicycle crash attorney ensures that your case is handled strategically from start to finish. Our team is recognized among leading bicycle accident law firms in Utah, known for delivering results in cases involving:
When you hire Steele Adams Hosman, you’re choosing a dedicated cycling accident law firm that prioritizes your health, your rights, and your future.
Understanding bicycle laws by state can help prevent accidents and strengthen your claim after a crash. In Utah:
Bicycles are treated as vehicles, meaning cyclists share the same rights and responsibilities as drivers. If you’re unsure about your rights after what happens if a cyclist causes an accident, our attorneys can guide you through every legal step.
Even the most careful cyclist cannot control the actions of drivers. Our bike injury attorneys frequently handle cases involving:
Although negligent drivers are often to blame, bicyclists may sometimes share some of the fault in these collisions. When this is the case, an injured cyclist can still seek compensation for their damages. Under Utah’s modified comparative fault rule, an injured party can file a claim as long as they are less than 50% at fault. Additionally, when there is shared fault, the injured person’s recovery will be reduced by their percentage of fault in the incident.
Utah follows a no-fault insurance system, but many claims require going beyond personal injury protection. If your damages exceed insurance limits, our bike accidents lawyer team can help you pursue a lawsuit against the at-fault driver or another responsible party.
At Steele Adams Hosman, we work with accident reconstructionists, expert witnesses, medical professionals, and other specialists to evaluate our clients’ injuries and damages, identify the liable party or parties, and aggressively pursue maximum compensation.
Experience and proven results matter. At Steele Adams Hosman, our team stands out among Utah’s top bicycle lawyers:
At Steele Adams Hosman, we are committed to getting you the compensation you deserve after an injury. Call our team today for a free consultation with one of our attorneys. There is no fee unless we win your case!
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