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Tupelo Bicycle Accident Lawyers

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Expertise   Mr. Trotz has handled injury cases involving auto accidents, slip and fall, premises liability, and negligent security. Every day, Mr. Trotz represents those who have been injured and many of his clients have sustained traumatic and life-altering injuries.

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Mr. Trotz has handled personal injury cases involving car accidents, trucking accidents, slip and fall, premises liability, and negligent security. Each and every day, Mr. Trotz represents those who have been injured through no fault of their own, and many of his clients have sustained traumatic, catastrophic and life-altering injuries.

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Riding a bicycle can be dangerous, especially if you normally ride on busy streets that are generally full of cars, trucks, and other traffic. Although a completely different form of transportation, under Mississippi law, bicyclists still have many of the same rights to the road as other operators of motor vehicles. If you have been hurt in Tupelo while riding a bicycle due to the negligence of another, the experienced Tupelo bicycle accident attorneys at Nahon, Saharovich & Trotz may be able to help you pursue damages for the injuries you sustained. Our attorneys have collected over $1.5 billion in verdicts and settlements for our clients, and we have the knowledge and experience needed to develop effective legal strategies for our clients.

Our Tupelo Personal Injury Case Results

$255,000: Our client, 21 years old, was injured in a single-car accident in which his driver lost control of the vehicle, causing it to flip over. As a result of the accident, our client suffered significant injuries including a broken femur, fractured pelvis, and multiple fractures to his back. Our firm retained an orthopedic expert who confirmed our client sustained permanent impairment to his right lower extremity, which would affect his ability to work in the future. Our client incurred approximately $40,000 in medical bills, and the case resolved for the defendant’s policy limits of $255,000.

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Know the Law and Protect Your Rights After a Bike Accident

Mississippi law allows for bicyclists to recover similar forms of compensation as if they were involved in an automobile accident. A victim may pursue property damage claims, which include compensation for either repairs or the total loss value of the bicycle. Additionally, any personal property items damaged in the accident may be compensable as well, such as sunglasses, helmets, cell phones, water bottles, and clothing. If the bicyclist suffers physical injuries in the accident, he or she may also be compensated for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, permanent disfigurement, loss of consortium, and mental anguish caused by the impact. Bike accident injuries are often severe, such as scarring, road rash, or disfigurement.

It is important to note that in Mississippi, a bicyclist typically has three years from the date of the accident to either settle his or her claim or file a lawsuit in court. That being said, it is of utmost importance to contact a bicycle accident attorney in Tupelo soon after the accident to avoid any unnecessary delay with your claim. Furthermore, an injured bicyclist needs to be aware that even if he or she does not think there is a valid claim, our attorneys can utilize our knowledge of the law and explain your legal options. Mississippi follows a pure comparative fault rule. This means that even if the victim bears a portion of responsibility for the wreck, he or she may still possess an avenue for recovery. However, the injured bicyclist will only be able to recover based on the degree of fault of the other party.

For example: a bicyclist traveling east comes to a stop sign at a two way stop. He sees a car in the distance traveling north towards the intersection. The bicyclist, thinking he has enough time to clear the intersection, proceeds to go through the stop sign. The motorist, distracted by his cell phone and speeding down the road, collides with the bicyclist. The court rules that the bicyclist is 20 percent at fault and the motorist is 80 percent at fault. In this situation, the victim could recover 80 percent of the total damages.

Testimonials from our Tupelo Personal Injury Clients

When I had the accident my family recommended NST from day 1 Going to find doctors who could give the best care right away was the blessing I needed In the of all my treatments NST was there fighting. for me. The best decision my family and I made. Very happy with the final results. My health and my Finances are a BLESSINGS. THANK YOU NST.

- Tracy Fenton

This firm has been incredibly professional with my case and got it solved in a timely and efficient manner. I am incredibly happy with their services. I would highly recommend them to anyone in need of a personal injury attorney.

- Erin Krebs

Call a Tupelo Bicycle Accident Lawyer Today

If you or a loved one has been injured in a bicycle crash, it is important that you consult with a bicycle accident attorney in the Tupelo area to discuss your legal rights and understand what you may be entitled to. Our firm can evaluate the particular facts of your situation and help point you in the right direction. Call our office at 800-529-4004 or complete our online form to set up a free consultation.

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Our Tupelo Office

201 Magazine Street

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Tupelo, MS 38804

Phone: 662-840-9222

Fax: 662-840-7745

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