Bicycle Accident Attorney In SC

Bicycle accidents can result in severe and sometimes fatal injuries. Lawsuits to recover losses for damages as a result of a bicycle accident with automobiles involve many of the same issues as an auto accident lawsuit. Liability for bike accident injuries often comes down to negligence. Whether the car automobile’s negligence caused the cyclist’s injuries, and whether any oversight by the cyclist caused or contributed to the accident.

Bicycle Accident Basics

Cyclists and Operators of motor vehicles are required to obey the rules of the road. These rules include traffic laws, as well as being aware of cyclists on the roadways. As with other vehicle accident lawsuits, bicycle accident lawsuits are dictated by state law.

Carelessness and Bicycle Accidents

When a lawsuit from a cyclist is brought before the courts for injuries suffered in an accident with an automobile, the outcome depends on many factors as well as these two critical questions:

Did negligence (or recklessness) on the part of the automobile driver cause the accident and the resulting injuries to the cyclist?
Did any negligence of the cyclist cause or contribute to the accident with the automobile?


Let The Bill Connor Law Firm Evaluated Your Legal Claim

Accidents including automobiles and bicycles can result in serious injuries and substantial liabilities. Bicycle accident lawsuits often come down to two factors, did the driver or the cyclist negligently cause or contribute to the accident. This negligence determination can be difficult and require in-depth investigation. If you or a loved one has been in a bike accident, you should consult with an attorney.

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William M. Connor V stands as a paragon of legal excellence and dedicated service. His background blends an impressive legal career with a distinguished military background to the rank of Colonel (with a career spanning various commands, including as senior US advisor to Helmand Province, Afghanistan). Bill was a runoff candidate for Lt. Governor of South Carolina in 2010, and in 2021 received the state’s highest award from SC Governor McMaster, the Order of the Palmetto. After only six years of legal practice (which included time deployed to combat), Bill was recognized by his peers as having the highest possible ranking ethical standards and competency, earning him the prestigious AV® Preeminent™ Peer Review Rating by Martindale- Hubbell®. In 2021, Bill was elected by fellow Citadel Alumni to serve on the prestigious Citadel Board of Visitors. Bill has attained several seven figure resolutions for clients, including a multi- million dollar settlement in 2023 and over a million dollar resolution in 2024