Las Vegas Bicycle Accident Lawyer

Drivers who 'didn't see' a cyclist still bear responsibility when they cause a crash. Under Nevada law, bicycles have the right to the road and drivers must give riders a safe berth when passing. Bicycle injuries are often serious, and insurers may still try to pin the blame on the rider.

We reconstruct how the collision actually happened, using the road layout, the driver's path, witness accounts, and any video, so the facts answer the 'I never saw them' defense.

Nevada's comparative-negligence rule means an insurer who can shift part of the fault to the cyclist pays less, so we document right-of-way, lighting, and the driver's conduct carefully.

We pursue fair value for medical care, lost income, and the lasting effects of the injury, including your own uninsured/underinsured coverage when the driver has little or none.

Cases are handled on contingency, so there's no fee unless we recover. Case costs may apply.