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There are two kinds of bicycle crash cases. In one scenario, typically, a motor vehicle commits an error, fails to notice the bicycle, collides with the cyclist, and results in serious injury. The other type involves a person riding their bicycle when a sudden crash occurs due to a product failure. I have experience handling both types of cases, driven by my particular interest in product liability, especially in bicycle crash cases related to issues like carbon fiber failure or bolt failure. These instances, however, represent two distinct areas within bicycle crash cases. One involves injuries caused by a motor vehicle that shouldn’t have collided, while the other pertains to injuries resulting from bicycle failure, which should not have occurred.
Denver, CO personal injury lawyer George McLaughlin talks about his experience in handling bicycle accident cases. In bicycle crash cases, there are two distinct scenarios. In one, a motor vehicle commits an error, fails to notice the bicycle, collides with the cyclist, and leads to serious injury. The other type involves individuals riding their bicycles when sudden crashes occur due to product failures. The attorney has experience handling both categories of cases, motivated by a specific interest in product liability, particularly concerning bicycle crash cases related to factors like carbon fiber failure or bolt failure. These situations delineate two separate areas within bicycle crash cases. One deals with injuries caused by motor vehicles that should have avoided collision, while the other focuses on injuries resulting from bicycle failures that should not have happened.