Cycling Accidents Claims

Cycling accidents can lead to very severe injuries given their light-weight nature as compared to heavier vehicles like cars, lorries and motorcycles. Cyclists are continuously advised about road safety but often when accidents happen it is the fault of a third party and cycling accidents are caused in a range of circumstances including collision with cars, lorries and pedestrians.

A cyclist can suffer a variety of injuries in such accidents including cuts and bruises, head injuries, back injuries, fractures and broken bones. In the most extreme cases cycle riders may also suffer fatal injuries and apart from the obvious emotional strain this places upon the surviving members of the family there might also be a significant financial strain as well.

For bicycle riders who have suffered from such accidents, it is very important to pursue monetary Cycling Accident claims. They can take the help of proficient Cycling Accident claims Solicitors to get compensation for the physical injuries caused which can include disability. Often the physical inadequacy which is caused can also cause a loss of employment for the affected Bicycle riders. They can lose their incomes and also lose their future earning potential. A bicycle rider can also recover their medical treatment expenses and damage to their bicycle in a compensation claim.

In any case where an accident is caused by a negligent third party it is open to the injured party (or their family in tragic fatal cases) to pursue action against the third party or their insurers by way of cycling accident claims. It is important in such cases to ensure that the solicitor chosen to present the case has adequate experience of dealing with such cases to obtain the maximum compensation payout in the shortest possible time.

Excalibur Solicitors deal with cycling accidents claims on a no win no fee arrangement. This means there will be no fee for you to pay if the case is lost. If the case is successful we do not charge you as our fees are recovered from the third party.