Bicycle Injury

San Diego bicycle accident attorneys answer frequently asked questions about bicycle accident injuries

What actions do Casey Gerry's bicycle accident attorneys take in handling a case?
The first step to take for a Casey Gerry attorney in evaluating a new bicycle accident case is always to obtain a thorough investigation of the case by our in-house investigation department. Our investigators will even meet with the clients in their homes, throughout Southern California wherever they may live, to start the process in a comfortable setting. This allows Casey Gerry’s bicycle collision lawyers to be more knowledgeable about the potential case when we meet with an injured party.

Do Casey Gerry bicycle accident attorneys work with insurance companies?
We work with the insurance companies for all responsible parties, and also secure all information necessary both from expert witnesses and from medical providers in order to properly pursue your civil claim.

Can a Casey Gerry bicycle accident attorney help me claim compensation for loss of earning capacity if I am injured in a bicyle collision as a result of another person’s negligence?
Casey Gerry's bicycle accident attorneys will help you with your right to make a recovery for your loss of earnings or loss of earning capacity. For example, if you earn a regular salary, and because of your injury you miss several weeks or several months of work, you are entitled to be reasonably compensated for the entire loss of earnings from the time of your injury until you are able to return to full time work. In most cases, we do not want to resolve your case until your recovery is full, permanent and stable, and you have returned to work. You and your bicycle accident attorney will only be able to evaluate your loss of earning capacity when you have completely recovered or stabilized.

If a dangerous roadway contriubted to my bicycle accident, can Casey Gerry take on roadway design cases?
Casey Gerry has extensive experience in highway design cases, and if such a claim is warranted, the firm is able to take it on.