Most bicycle accident cases resolve within 12 to 24 months, though complex cases with severe injuries may take longer.

Simple cases with clear liability and moderate injuries can settle in several months. Cases requiring litigation and trial typically take two to three years from filing to verdict.

Poor weather conditions (rain, fog, ice) do not excuse a drunk driver’s actions. In fact, they highlight a drunk driver’s heightened negligence. An impaired driver’s inability to react appropriately to adverse conditions, which a sober driver might navigate safely, strengthens the argument for their fault and liability.

While a drunk driver’s primary charge would be DWI, their distracted driving behavior can be an important factor in a civil personal injury claim. It demonstrates an additional layer of negligence and can help illustrate how their impaired abilities were further compromised, directly contributing to the accident.

Yes, severe fatigue can mimic many of the impairments caused by alcohol, including slowed reaction time, impaired judgment, and reduced attentiveness. When a driver is both fatigued and under the influence of alcohol, the risks of causing a serious accident are substantially increased.

When drugs are combined with alcohol, the effects on a driver’s abilities can be unpredictable and severely magnified. Both substances can impair judgment, coordination, reaction time, and perception. Their combined impact often leads to a more profound and dangerous level of intoxication than either substance alone.

Dram shop cases can be complex and challenging to win because they require strong evidence that the establishment served an “obviously intoxicated” person. It is crucial to have an experienced Austin drunk driving accident attorney who understands these laws and knows how to gather and present the necessary evidence.

A successful dram shop claim can provide an additional source of compensation for your injuries and damages. This is particularly important if the drunk driver has insufficient insurance coverage or assets to fully compensate you for your losses. It expands the pool of liable parties.

A “dram shop” law in Texas refers to the legal ability to hold an alcohol provider (like a bar or restaurant) liable for damages caused by an intoxicated person if the establishment served alcohol to that person when they were “obviously intoxicated” to the extent that they presented a clear danger to themselves and others.

If it is safe to do so, gather the other driver’s contact and insurance information, take photos of the vehicles and the scene, note any signs of impairment, and get contact information from witnesses. Do not confront the other driver. Call 911 immediately to report the accident and any suspected impaired driving.

While a prior criminal record for DWI is distinct from a civil claim, a history of drunk driving can sometimes be used as evidence of a driver’s reckless disregard for safety, potentially influencing aspects of a civil case. It underscores a pattern of behavior that increases the risk of accidents.

The availability and utilization of transportation alternatives such as rideshare services (Uber, Lyft), taxis, and public transportation (CapMetro) are crucial. When individuals fail to plan for or use these options after drinking, they are more likely to drive while impaired, directly contributing to accidents.

A driver’s misjudgment often leads them to believe they are capable of driving safely even when their blood alcohol content (BAC) is at or above the legal limit. This impaired self-assessment can result in risky driving behaviors, slowed reactions, and poor decision-making, significantly increasing accident risk.

Drunk driving incidents frequently stem from social gatherings at bars, restaurants, and entertainment venues throughout Austin, especially in popular districts downtown, East Austin, or around Zilker Park during events. Private parties can also be sources if guests are not encouraged to use safe transportation.

Critical evidence includes police reports, toxicology reports (BAC results), witness statements, photographic or video evidence from the accident scene, medical records detailing your injuries, and any documentation of lost income or other financial damages. Your attorney will assist you in gathering and preserving all necessary evidence.

In Texas, the general statute of limitations for personal injury claims, including those stemming from drunk driving accidents, is two years from the date of the incident. However, specific exceptions can exist, so it is crucial to consult with an attorney promptly to safeguard your rights and preserve critical evidence.

Texas’s dram shop law permits victims of drunk driving accidents to hold bars, restaurants, or other establishments accountable if they served alcohol to a person who was “obviously intoxicated” to the extent of posing a clear danger to themselves and others, and that intoxication subsequently led to your injuries. Our firm investigates these possibilities to maximize your potential recovery.

Yes, absolutely. A criminal conviction for DWI is not a prerequisite to pursue a civil personal injury claim. The evidentiary standard in a civil case is lower than in a criminal proceeding, meaning you can still seek compensation even if the driver was not criminally charged or convicted.

In Texas, the legal Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) limit for most drivers is 0.08%. For commercial drivers, it is 0.04%, and for drivers under 21, any detectable amount of alcohol can result in a DWI charge.

The statute of limitations for personal injury in Texas is two years. The sooner you act, the better your chances of a successful outcome.

We investigate thoroughly to uncover evidence—witnesses, surveillance, police reports, and expert testimony. Many drivers deny fault, but we know how to prove it.

That strengthens your case, but civil compensation is still separate from criminal charges. We pursue your financial recovery while prosecutors handle criminal proceedings.

Yes. Our team can subpoena phone records, review traffic footage, and gather evidence to prove distraction and build a strong case.

Call 911 and report your suspicions. Note any signs of impairment or distraction. Get medical care and contact an attorney right away.

When the stakes are high, experience matters. Victims of drunk or distracted drivers trust Kelley Wolff Injury Attorneys because:

• We have decades of trial and settlement experience

• We know how to prove distraction or impairment

• We fight hard against insurers trying to avoid responsibility

• We don’t get paid unless we win your case

• We offer honest, attentive, and skilled legal guidance

You deserve justice. Let us help you secure it.

Our approach is thorough, strategic, and focused on results. Here’s how we help injured cyclists:

• Investigating driver impairment or cellphone use

• Reviewing crash reports, toxicology screens, and phone records

• Collaborating with experts to recreate the accident

• Proving liability and calculating damages

• Fighting aggressively in settlement talks or court

• Supporting you every step of the way

Our commitment to preparation and client care sets us apart.

If a drunk or distracted driver caused your injury, you may be entitled to compensation for:

• Medical care (ER, rehab, surgeries)

• Lost income and inability to work

• Damaged or destroyed property

• Pain and suffering

• Permanent disabilities or impairments

• Mental anguish and emotional trauma

• Wrongful death compensation if a loved one was lost

We pursue the full value of your damages—so you can move forward.

These collisions are often severe due to high speeds or lack of driver awareness. We represent cyclists with:

• Traumatic brain injuries and concussions

• Broken bones, fractures, and joint injuries

• Spinal trauma and disc injuries

• Severe lacerations, abrasions, and road rash

• Internal bleeding and organ injuries

• Disfigurement or facial trauma

• Psychological injuries including PTSD

We understand that every injury matters and deserves compensation.

If you suspect the driver who hit you was impaired or distracted, take these steps immediately:

1. Call 911 – Insist on a police report and medical response.

2. Gather Evidence – Take photos and collect contact info of witnesses.

3. Note Signs of Impairment – Slurred speech, empty containers, or erratic behavior.

4. Don’t Talk to the Driver’s Insurer – They may try to shift blame or settle quickly.

5. Contact Kelley Wolff Injury Attorneys – We’ll build your case and protect your rights.

Drunk and distracted drivers endanger every cyclist on the road. In Austin, common causes of these accidents include:

• Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs

• Texting, emailing, or browsing on phones while driving

• Eating, adjusting GPS, or other in-vehicle distractions

• Swerving out of lanes or drifting into bike lanes

• Delayed reaction times due to impairment or inattention

• Ignoring traffic signs or bike crossings

If you were hit by a driver behaving recklessly, you may be eligible for compensation.

Absolutely. These cases involve complex liability and governmental immunity laws. An experienced Austin bicycle accident attorney can significantly improve your chances of a successful outcome.

If officials knew about the hazard and failed to fix it in time, they may be held liable. Prior complaints and inspection records can strengthen your case.

Yes, but municipal claims have shorter deadlines and strict rules. Contact us immediately to preserve your rights and meet notice requirements.

Document everything—photos, reports, witness statements—and get legal guidance right away. We use expert testimony and city records to support your claim.

Liability may rest with a city, county, or contractor responsible for maintaining the roadway. Our firm investigates the hazard’s origin and identifies all negligent parties.

In road hazard cases, experience matters. Kelley Wolff Injury Attorneys is the trusted choice in Austin for cyclists hurt by unsafe infrastructure because:

• We know how to hold municipalities and third parties accountable

• We understand local road conditions and legal precedents

• We don’t charge upfront fees—you pay nothing unless we win

• We treat every case with individual attention and integrity

• We’ve recovered compensation for cyclists across the Austin metro

Your safety was compromised. Let us help restore your peace of mind and financial stability.

We take an aggressive yet thoughtful approach to every case:

• Investigating public records and prior complaints about the hazard

• Identifying all liable parties, including government agencies or contractors

• Consulting with roadway engineers and safety specialists

• Gathering medical documentation to calculate total damages

• Negotiating with insurers and litigating when necessary

Our attention to detail helps uncover liability and secure meaningful compensation.

If a dangerous road condition caused your crash, you may be eligible to receive compensation for:

• Past and future medical costs

• Loss of income and ability to work

• Property damage to your bicycle and equipment

• Pain and suffering

• Mental health consequences

• Long-term disabilities or disfigurement

• Wrongful death compensation for surviving family members

We work to secure the full value of your claim—not just what the insurer is willing to offer.

Cyclists are highly vulnerable to injuries caused by sudden and unsafe road conditions. We represent clients with:

• Traumatic brain injuries and concussions

• Spinal injuries and nerve damage

• Complex fractures and dislocations

• Internal bleeding and organ trauma

• Road rash and infected wounds

• Facial injuries, dental trauma, and eye damage

• Emotional injuries like PTSD or anxiety

Every injury deserves serious attention—and we fight to make sure yours is not dismissed.

After a road hazard incident, swift action protects both your health and legal rights:

1. Call 911 – Report the accident and document unsafe road conditions.

2. Photograph the Scene – Include close-ups of the hazard, your bike, injuries, and surrounding area.

3. Seek Medical Attention – Even if symptoms seem minor, get evaluated by a doctor.

4. Avoid Speaking to Insurers Alone – They may shift blame or deny claims outright.

5. Contact Kelley Wolff Injury Attorneys – Let us handle the legal challenges while you focus on recovery.

Austin’s growth and infrastructure challenges make road hazards a serious threat to cyclists. Some of the most common include:

• Large or hidden potholes

• Loose gravel and construction debris

• Missing or defective signage

• Drainage issues leading to sudden water hazards

• Uneven pavement or broken sidewalks

• Improperly marked construction zones

• Faded or nonexistent bike lane markings

If unsafe conditions led to your crash, we can help determine liability and recover damages.

Texas law gives you two years from the date of the accident to file a personal injury claim. The sooner you act, the stronger your case.

Yes. These cases are complex, and insurance companies may try to limit payouts. A lawyer ensures your claim is taken seriously and your rights are protected.

We act quickly to secure and review traffic or security camera footage. This evidence may help identify the driver or strengthen your UM/UIM claim.

Yes. If the driver is unknown or uninsured, you may file a claim under your own uninsured/underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) coverage. We’ll explore every route to compensation.

Call 911, receive medical attention, photograph the scene, gather any witness information, and speak to a bicycle accident attorney to protect your rights and uncover compensation options.

You need a legal team that understands the stakes and won’t settle for less. Here’s why injured cyclists across Austin trust us:

• Decades of combined legal experience

• Deep knowledge of bicycle accident and hit-and-run laws

• Aggressive yet compassionate representation

• No upfront fees—you pay only if we win

• Client-first communication and responsive support

We’ve helped countless victims move forward after traumatic bike accidents—let us help you next.

Our legal approach starts with listening. We then investigate the crash and uncover paths to compensation—whether through personal insurance policies or by identifying the at-fault party.

We support you by:

• Collecting evidence and scene data

• Working with law enforcement and private investigators

• Coordinating with medical professionals

• Calculating all current and future losses

• Filing insurance claims or civil suits as needed

• Representing you in settlement talks or trial

We go the extra mile for Austin cyclists harmed in hit-and-run collisions.

Despite the absence of an identified driver, you may still be eligible for compensation through various channels. Our team helps you pursue damages for:

• Medical costs (past, current, and future)

• Lost income and reduced earning potential

• Bicycle and gear damage

• Pain and suffering

• Emotional trauma and mental health treatment

• Permanent disability

• Death benefits for surviving family members

We push for full financial recovery to restore your quality of life.

Cyclists hit by fleeing drivers often suffer devastating injuries. Our firm represents victims facing:

• Traumatic brain injuries and concussions

• Spinal damage and herniated discs

• Broken bones and fractures

• Road rash, cuts, and severe bruising

• Internal bleeding and organ trauma

• Emotional distress or PTSD

• Facial injuries and dental trauma

We treat every injury with the seriousness it deserves—because your recovery matters.

If you’re involved in a hit-and-run bicycle accident, take the following steps to protect yourself:

1. Call 911 – Report the accident and request medical and police assistance.

2. Document Everything – Take photos of your injuries, damaged bicycle, and the area; gather witness details.

3. Seek Immediate Medical Attention – Your health comes first, and early records help your case.

4. Avoid Talking to Insurers Alone – They may try to deny your claim if no driver is identified.

5. Contact Kelley Wolff Injury Attorneys – We handle the legal aftermath while you focus on healing.

Austin’s vibrant cycling culture and dense traffic often intersect in dangerous ways. Hit-and-run crashes occur due to:

• Drivers failing to yield or stop after a collision

• Distracted or texting drivers

• Impaired driving (alcohol or drugs)

• Speeding through intersections or crosswalks

• Failure to check bike lanes before turning

• Drivers fleeing due to lack of insurance or prior offenses

If a negligent driver hit you and left the scene, you may still have legal options for compensation.

Yes. If the driver fled, we may file an uninsured motorist claim or pursue other legal avenues to recover your losses. We’ll explore every option on your behalf.

Texas uses modified comparative fault. As long as you are less than 51% responsible, you can still recover compensation—though your award will be reduced proportionally.

In Texas, you typically have two years from the accident date to file a personal injury claim. Prompt legal action helps preserve evidence and build a stronger case.

Yes, intersection collisions often involve side impacts, turning vehicles, or sudden stops—putting cyclists at high risk for serious injuries.

Call 911, get medical help, photograph the intersection and vehicles involved, gather witness information, and contact a bicycle accident lawyer immediately.

Austin cyclists choose us because we deliver results. Our firm stands out for several reasons:

• Decades of injury law experience in Texas

• Deep knowledge of Austin’s intersection layouts and laws

• Skilled negotiations with insurance carriers

• No out-of-pocket legal fees—pay only if we win

• One-on-one support with clear communication

We’ve helped many intersection crash victims get justice—and we’re ready to help you.

At Kelley Wolff Injury Attorneys, we bring precision and passion to every case. After your intersection crash, we will:

• Investigate the scene and traffic signal timing

• Examine driver behavior and potential violations

• Work with crash reconstruction and medical experts

• Calculate all damages with a long-term perspective

• Negotiate with insurance companies or pursue litigation

We’ve earned a reputation for attention to detail, relentless advocacy, and respectful client relationships.

Our legal team works hard to ensure you receive every dollar you’re entitled to. Depending on your situation, you may qualify for compensation including:

• Hospital bills and follow-up medical care

• Lost wages and reduced future income

• Costs to replace or repair damaged bicycles and gear

• Pain, emotional suffering, and reduced quality of life

• Permanent disability or scarring

• Wrongful death benefits for families who lost a loved one

We fight for the full picture of your recovery—physical, emotional, and financial.

Intersection crashes are often high-impact events. At Kelley Wolff Injury Attorneys, we represent cyclists dealing with injuries such as:

• Traumatic brain injuries and concussions

• Fractured bones and shattered joints

• Neck, back, and spinal cord injuries

• Deep abrasions and soft tissue damage

• Dental trauma or facial injuries from pavement impact

• Internal bleeding or organ trauma

• Psychological injuries like anxiety and PTSD

Every injury matters—and every cyclist deserves full legal protection.

If you’ve been hit at an intersection, taking the right steps immediately can make a big difference in your health and legal case:

1. Call 911 – Report the crash and ask for medical assistance.

2. Document the Intersection – Take photos of the scene, your bike, traffic signals, and vehicle positions.

3. Get Medical Care – Some serious injuries may not show symptoms right away.

4. Avoid Insurance Adjuster Traps – Don’t speak to insurers without legal advice.

5. Contact Kelley Wolff Injury Attorneys – Let us deal with the legal complexities while you focus on recovery.

Bicyclists face major risks when crossing intersections—especially in high-traffic zones. Some of the most common causes of intersection bicycle collisions in Austin include:

• Drivers failing to yield at red lights or stop signs

• Motorists making illegal or unsafe left-hand turns

• Right-turn collisions with cyclists in designated bike lanes

• Distracted or texting drivers at intersections

• Inadequate signage or confusing traffic signals

• Poor intersection design or maintenance

If you’ve been hurt in an intersection crash caused by someone else’s negligence, we’re here to help.

Yes. Texas law does not require adult cyclists to wear helmets. Not wearing one doesn’t bar you from recovering damages—especially if the crash was someone else’s fault.

Texas has a two-year statute of limitations for personal injury claims. The sooner you act, the stronger your case may be.

Yes. Opening a door into a cyclist’s path without checking is considered negligent behavior. Victims may be eligible for compensation.

Texas law generally holds the person opening the car door responsible. They must ensure it’s safe to do so before opening it into traffic or a bike lane.

A dooring accident occurs when a vehicle occupant opens their door into a cyclist’s path, causing a collision. This often happens in bike lanes next to parked cars or in busy urban areas.

Austin cyclists trust Kelley Wolff Injury Attorneys for many reasons:

• Extensive experience with cycling accident claims

• In-depth understanding of Texas traffic and bike laws

• Proven track record negotiating with insurers

• No fees unless we win—zero upfront costs

• Personalized attention, prompt updates, and professional guidance

We’ve helped many cyclists find justice—now let us help you.

Our legal process begins by listening to your story. Then we go to work:

• Investigating the scene and identifying all liable parties

• Preserving crucial evidence like witness statements or dashcam footage

• Working with medical experts to assess the full scope of your injuries

• Calculating current and future damages

• Handling negotiations or filing lawsuits when needed

We’re known for strategic preparation, relentless advocacy, and results-driven representation.

Your damages may extend far beyond the physical. We pursue full compensation for:

• Medical treatment (ER, surgery, rehab)

• Lost income and reduced future earnings

• Bike repairs or gear replacement

• Pain, suffering, and emotional stress

• Long-term disabilities or disfigurement

• Wrongful death damages for surviving family

Kelley Wolff Injury Attorneys fight for full and fair compensation every step of the way.

Doored cyclists often experience severe injuries due to the sudden nature of the crash. We represent victims suffering from:

• Head trauma, concussions, or traumatic brain injuries

• Shoulder dislocations or collarbone fractures

• Hand, wrist, and arm injuries from bracing the fall

• Deep road rash and lacerations

• Spinal injuries and back pain

• Facial injuries and broken teeth

• Psychological injuries, including anxiety and PTSD

Every injury is taken seriously—because every cyclist matters.

Protect your health and legal case with these immediate steps:

1. Call 911 – Report the crash and request medical assistance.

2. Document Everything – Take photos of your bike, injuries, and the door/car involved.

3. Seek Medical Care – Even if symptoms feel minor, some injuries appear days later.

4. Don’t Deal with Insurance Alone – Let us handle insurer conversations.

5. Contact Kelley Wolff Injury Attorneys – We’ll fight for justice while you focus on recovery.

Dooring is often preventable—but common mistakes lead to serious crashes. Contributing factors in Austin include:

• Drivers failing to check for cyclists before opening their doors

• Passengers suddenly swinging open car doors

• Parked cars lining busy bike corridors

• Lack of dedicated buffer zones between bike lanes and parking

• Insufficient awareness of bike safety by motorists

If your injury occurred because someone else didn’t check before opening their door, you may be entitled to significant compensation.

Yes. If the driver is uninsured or underinsured, your own UM/UIM coverage may step in. Our team can review all insurance options to help secure your recovery.

Texas follows modified comparative fault rules. Even if you were partially at fault, you can still recover compensation—just not if you’re found more than 50% responsible.

You generally have two years from the date of the accident to file a claim. Starting early gives your attorney more time to build a strong case while evidence is still fresh.

Yes. Proving negligence isn’t always straightforward. An attorney can collect evidence, speak to witnesses, and fight for full compensation—especially when the driver denies fault or the insurer pushes back.

Driver negligence includes any behavior that violates the duty to drive safely—like texting, speeding, failing to yield, or drifting into bike lanes. If these actions caused your accident, legal action may be warranted.

We’ve earned the trust of Austin’s cycling community by delivering results and compassionate service. Here’s why injured cyclists turn to us:

• Decades of experience handling driver negligence claims

• Deep knowledge of traffic laws protecting cyclists in Texas

• Tough negotiation skills that force insurers to take you seriously

• No upfront fees—we only get paid if you do

• Honest communication and support every step of the way

We’ve helped many cyclists hold negligent drivers accountable—now let us do the same for you.

We take a proactive approach to building strong cases against negligent drivers. Our process includes:

• Conducting thorough crash investigations

• Securing dashcam, surveillance, or traffic footage

• Gathering eyewitness accounts and police reports

• Working with reconstruction and medical experts

• Identifying all liable parties and insurance policies

• Advocating relentlessly through negotiations or trial

You can count on Kelley Wolff Injury Attorneys for evidence-driven legal representation with a personal touch.

Victims of negligent drivers are often left with major financial and emotional burdens. We pursue compensation to cover:

• Medical bills and future treatment costs

• Lost wages and impaired earning ability

• Bicycle repairs and gear replacement

• Pain and suffering damages

• Psychological trauma or emotional distress

• Long-term disabilities or impairments

• Wrongful death support for grieving families

At Kelley Wolff Injury Attorneys, we push for maximum compensation—because you shouldn’t have to bear the cost of someone else’s carelessness.

Bicycle accidents caused by reckless or inattentive drivers often result in severe harm. Our firm handles cases involving:

• Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) and concussions

• Fractured bones or dislocations

• Spinal cord damage and paralysis

• Severe abrasions and road rash

• Internal bleeding or organ trauma

• Dental and facial fractures

• Emotional harm such as anxiety or PTSD

Our team treats each injury case with the care and urgency it deserves—because your well-being is our priority.

Following a crash caused by a negligent driver, these steps can help protect your health and legal rights:

1. Call 911 – Report the accident and request medical attention.

2. Document the Scene – Capture photos of the vehicle, your bike, injuries, and roadway conditions.

3. Get Medical Care – Even minor symptoms can signal serious trauma.

4. Avoid Speaking with Insurers Alone – Insurance companies may try to reduce or deny your claim.

5. Contact Kelley Wolff Injury Attorneys – Let us investigate the driver’s negligence while you focus on recovery.

Austin roads are shared by cars and cyclists, but driver negligence puts riders at serious risk. Some of the most frequent forms of driver negligence that cause bicycle accidents in Austin include:

• Texting or using a phone while driving

• Failing to yield at intersections or crosswalks

• Speeding through residential or bike-heavy areas

• Drifting into bike lanes or making unsafe turns

• Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol

• Aggressive driving or road rage directed at cyclists

When drivers fail to uphold their duty of care, cyclists pay the price. If you were injured due to a driver’s negligent actions, you may be entitled to financial recovery.

Call 911 immediately, seek medical attention even for minor-seeming injuries, document everything with photographs, get witness contact information, and preserve your bicycle and gear.

Don’t admit fault or give recorded statements to insurance companies. Contact a bicycle accident attorney before speaking with the driver’s insurance company.

Texas imposes a two-year statute of limitations for personal injury claims, meaning you must file your lawsuit within two years of the accident date.

Missing this deadline typically bars you from recovering any compensation. Some circumstances may affect this deadline, so consulting an attorney promptly protects your legal rights.

Yes, Texas doesn’t require adult cyclists to wear helmets, so not wearing one doesn’t automatically bar recovery.

However, insurance companies may argue helmet use would have reduced your injuries. Our attorneys counter these arguments effectively, demonstrating the driver’s negligence caused your accident regardless of helmet use.

If the at-fault driver lacks insurance, you may recover compensation through your own uninsured motorist coverage or through a personal injury lawsuit against the driver directly. Many cyclists also have automobile policies with uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage that applies to bicycle accidents.

Case value depends on injury severity, medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and available insurance coverage.

Minor injuries may settle for thousands while catastrophic injuries involving permanent disability can result in settlements or verdicts worth millions. Each case requires individual evaluation based on specific circumstances.

While you can file claims without an attorney, insurance companies routinely lowball unrepresented cyclists.

Studies show accident victims with attorneys recover significantly more compensation even after attorney fees. Complex bicycle accident cases involving serious injuries particularly benefit from experienced legal representation.

Texas follows modified comparative fault rules, allowing recovery as long as you’re less than 51% responsible for the accident.

Your compensation reduces by your percentage of fault. If you’re found 20% at fault, you recover 80% of total damages. Our attorneys work to minimize fault assigned to you.

Yes, dooring accidents create valid personal injury claims. Texas law requires vehicle occupants to check for approaching traffic before opening doors.

The person who opened the door, and potentially the vehicle owner, can be held liable for your injuries. Dooring accidents often cause serious injuries due to cyclists’ inability to react.