If you or a loved one has been injured in a bicycle accident in Chandler, Arizona, you deserve compassionate and capable legal representation. At Harris Injury Law, our legal team has years of experience representing cyclists and bicyclists in accident claims across Chandler, Mesa, and the greater Phoenix area. We provide every client with personalized legal advice, a thorough case evaluation, and a free consultation to help you pursue fair compensation under Arizona law for your medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering.
Whether your accident involves a negligent motorist, poor road conditions, or failure to yield the right of way, our Chandler personal injury attorneys are ready to protect your rights and guide you through the legal process from start to finish.
Focused experience in bicycle accident law – Our attorneys handle bicycle accident claims as part of our broader personal injury law practice, giving us a strong understanding of the complexities involved in collisions between bicyclists and motor vehicles.
Insurance companies held accountable – We understand the strategies insurers use to undervalue claims, delay payments, or deny liability, and we respond with documentation and assertive negotiation supported by evidence.
Personal representation – You’ll work directly with your attorney, not a case handler. From the moment you call, you’ll receive clear legal advice, hands-on support, and open communication throughout your bicycle accident case.
Transparent and upfront – We explain every aspect of your claim clearly, including how economic damages, non-economic damages, and comparative negligence might affect your recovery under Arizona law.
Local focus – With deep roots in the Phoenix metro area, our law firm knows Chandler’s roads, intersections, and local courts, helping ensure your case is handled efficiently and effectively.
Attorney Jason A. Harris brings over 16 years of experience representing injury victims across Arizona. One of the few personal injury attorneys in the state who regularly handles both personal injury and workers’ compensation cases, Jason provides a rare dual perspective that benefits victims with complex or overlapping claims.
He has successfully represented many clients in complex injury cases, helping clients resolve claims based on the specific facts and circumstances involved, including those involving severe bike accidents, traumatic brain injuries, broken bones, and wrongful death. Jason is known for his direct communication style, clients work with him personally from day one, and he remains accessible throughout the entire case.
Understanding the common causes of collisions is key to preventing them, and to proving fault after an injury. Frequent factors include:
Failure to yield the right of way by motorists at intersections
Car accident via distracted driving (e.g., texting or in-car entertainment)
Speeding or reckless maneuvers
Opening car doors into traffic (“dooring”)
Unsafe road conditions, such as potholes, debris, or poor lighting
Lack of designated bike lanes or clear signage
Driving under the influence or impairment
Low visibility at night due to poor lighting or lack of reflectors
The City of Chandler Protected Bike Lanes Feasibility Study (2023) identified over 53 miles across 107 locations suitable for protected bike lanes, a positive step toward improving cyclist safety throughout the community.
Putting local context around the risks faced by cyclists helps illustrate why experienced legal support is so important.
According to the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) 2023 Arizona Crash Facts Report, there were 4,340 total crashes in Chandler that year, including 18 bicycle-related crashes. These incidents led to multiple injuries and property damage, underscoring the vulnerability of bicyclists on Chandler’s growing network of roadways.
Statewide, the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) reported 1,287 bicycle crashes in 2023, resulting in 42 fatalities and 1,231 injuries. These figures highlight the continuing danger faced by Arizona bicyclists when sharing roads with motor vehicles.
The Governor’s Office of Highway Safety (GOHS) has emphasized that bicyclists remain disproportionately represented in serious traffic injuries relative to their share of total roadway users. In response, local and state agencies are prioritizing safer infrastructure through projects like protected bike lanes, improved road conditions, and public education campaigns.
These statistics show that while Chandler continues to invest in bicycle safety, bicyclists still face a high risk of serious injuries, including traumatic brain injuries, road rash, and long-term pain and suffering, often resulting in significant medical expenses and reduced quality of life.
Under Arizona law, motorists must exercise reasonable care to avoid endangering bicyclists. When a motorist breaches this duty, for example, by speeding, failing to yield, or driving distracted, they may be held legally responsible for resulting injuries.
Arizona follows a comparative negligence rule, meaning your recovery can be reduced by your percentage of fault. For instance, if you are found 10% at fault, your damages are reduced by that same percentage.
Economic damages: medical bills, rehabilitation costs, lost wages, and diminished earning capacity
Non-economic damages: pain and suffering, emotional distress, and loss of enjoyment of life
Wrongful death damages: funeral costs, loss of companionship, and other recoverable losses for surviving family members
Get medical attention immediately, even if injuries seem minor.
File a police report and gather witness information.
Preserve evidence such as photos of road conditions and your damaged bike.
Do not sign any insurance paperwork or give recorded statements before consulting an attorney.
Call a Chandler bicycle accident lawyer for immediate legal advice and protection of your rights.
Our personal injury lawyers provide comprehensive representation in every aspect of your bicycle accident claim:
Free consultation and case evaluation – We explain your rights, assess your damages, and outline next steps at no cost.
Investigation – Gathering evidence, reviewing police reports, and consulting reconstruction experts.
Medical coordination – Ensuring documentation of traumatic brain injuries, broken bones, and ongoing rehabilitation needs.
Valuation of damages – Accurately calculating economic and non-economic damages based on medical expenses, lost wages, and quality of life impacts.
Negotiation with insurance companies – Countering low settlement offers and seeking compensation based on documented losses.
Trial readiness – Filing a personal injury lawsuit and litigating when needed to present your case effectively in court if needed.
Throughout your case, our legal team maintains clear communication and transparency, empowering you to make informed decisions.
Q: Do I have to pay anything up front?
A: No. Our law firm works on a contingency basis, you pay nothing unless we recover compensation for you.
Q: What if the driver was uninsured?
A: We investigate all available coverage options, including your uninsured/underinsured motorist policy.
Q: How long do I have to file a claim?
A: Under Arizona law, most personal injury claims must be filed within two years of the accident, though exceptions may apply.
Q: What if I was partially at fault?
A: You can still recover damages under comparative negligence, but your compensation may be reduced by your percentage of fault.
Q: What are common injuries in bicycle accidents?
A: Broken bones, road rash, traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, and soft-tissue trauma are among the most frequent.
Accidents can happen anytime, and our legal team is ready to respond day or night. We offer 24/7 availability for new clients so that vital evidence, like witness accounts or traffic footage, can be preserved immediately.
If you or a loved one has suffered injuries in a bike accident in Chandler or the Phoenix–Mesa area, reach out to Harris Injury Law for a free consultation today. Our personal injury attorneys will review your case, explain your rights under Arizona law, and help you pursue fair compensation for your losses.
Call us at (480) 800-HURT to speak with a personal injury attorney about your case. Free consultations are always confidential. Our attorneys are committed to guiding you through the legal process and helping you seek the compensation you need after a crash.
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“After my bike was struck by a motor vehicle in Chandler, I was overwhelmed with medical bills and stress. Harris Injury Law handled everything, from obtaining the police report to negotiating with insurance companies. I received fair compensation that helped me move forward.”
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“I lost my husband in a tragic wrongful death bicycle accident. Jason Harris guided me through every step of the personal injury lawsuit with compassion and professionalism.”
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“After suffering broken bones and road rash in a bike accident, Jason Harris provided immediate legal representation and made sure I was reimbursed for my medical expenses and lost wages.”
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Located at 1136 E Campbell Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85014. Harris Injury Law, PLLC specializes in auto and truck accidents and workers’ compensation. Speak directly with your lawyer from the beginning. Same-day and emergency consultations are available. You never pay out of pocket. Call us at any time – 24/7.
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