When a pedestrian or bicyclist is hit by a vehicle, the injuries are usually very serious. Survivors of these accidents often need extensive medical care and weeks or months of rehabilitation therapy. If a family member or loved one has suffered a serious injury in a pedestrian or bicycle accident, where can you turn?
At Sarles, Frey & Joseph, our experienced personal injury attorneys have successfully represented many victims of pedestrian accidents, bicycle accidents, mass transit accidents and other acts of negligence. We also represent family members in wrongful death cases.
In taking your case, we will act to obtain compensation for you. Call us at 866-416-7408 for a free consultation.
Getting You the Help You Need
Common bicycle and pedestrian injuries include head injury, spinal cord injury, broken bones and fractures. These injuries require treatment by medical specialists and lengthy recovery time. Our attorneys will work closely with the victim's doctors and other medical specialists to identify the care and services the victim needs to recover. We will include a demand for compensation for these services in your claim, as well as compensation for personal injuries, lost income and pain and suffering.
You will work directly with attorney Gary Joseph or Stephen Frey in order to build a strong and persuasive case designed to maximize the compensation you receive.
Successful Bicycle and Pedestrian Injury Cases
Our firm will handle all communication with insurance companies. Additionally, we will identify all sources of compensation, which may include the victim's insurance policy, the spouse's policy or uninsured/underinsured motorists insurance. Even if you jaywalked or violated a traffic ordinance, you may be able to recover compensation.
Free Consultation ● Call Us Today
For a free consultation with a lawyer at Sarles, Frey & Joseph about a bicycle accident or pedestrian injury, call 866-416-7408 toll free or send us an e-mail.
Located in Williamsville, our firm serves clients throughout the Buffalo area and Western New York.
