Harris Injury Law is committed to standing by injured cyclists and their families throughout Gilbert, AZ. Our Gilbert bicycle accident lawyer team understands the challenges bike accident victims face when a collision with motor vehicles or reckless behavior leads to serious injuries. From mounting medical expenses to lost wages, the aftermath of a bicycle crash can leave victims in a dangerous situation with uncertainty about their future. Bicyclists are at risk for severe injuries even during low-speed crashes with vehicles, making it crucial to seek legal and medical assistance promptly.
Our experienced team of dedicated bicycle accident attorneys is prepared to represent clients in Gilbert and the surrounding areas. Our team is available to take your call 24/7, and we’ll connect you with an attorney as soon as possible. Cyclists injured in crashes should seek medical attention immediately to document their injuries, as this can be critical for building a strong case.
Not all law firms are the same. At Harris Injury Law, our legal team focuses on providing personal attention and strong advocacy when handling bicycle accident cases. We take the time to investigate the accident scene, collect the police report, and analyze medical records to gather evidence to support your claim and seek compensation permitted under Arizona law. Arizona is a pure comparative fault state, meaning the cyclist’s compensation can be reduced based on their degree of fault, which makes thorough case preparation essential.
Clients choose us because:
We provide a free case evaluation and initial consultation.
We are available 24/7 to answer your questions.
Our attorneys have extensive experience with both personal injury and workers’ compensation claims.
We understand Arizona law, state law, and local laws impacting bike lanes, marked bike trails, traffic signals, and stop signs on city streets.
We prepare each case thoroughly, including trial preparation if necessary.
In many personal injury cases, attorneys may work on a contingency fee basis, meaning they receive a percentage of the recovery only if the case is successful. We offer this arrangement in appropriate cases
Attorney Jason A. Harris brings more than 16 years of legal experience to clients across Arizona. Jason brings experience in both personal injury and workers’ compensation law, offering clients a broad understanding of injury-related legal matters.
Over his career, Jason has represented clients in many car and bike accident claims, many involving spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, and other severe injuries caused by driver’s negligence. His approach combines compassion for his clients with a dedicated approach to helping clients understand their options and pursue compensation when supported by the facts and law. In Arizona, personal injury claims must generally be filed within two years of the accident, so timely action is critical.
When he’s not in the courtroom, Jason values family time with his wife and two children. His personal commitment to helping others drives his practice and sets him apart as a trusted Gilbert bicycle accident attorney.
Many bike accidents in Gilbert occur due to other drivers failing to follow traffic laws or ignoring their legal obligation to share the road. Common scenarios include:
Car door accidents where drivers open doors into bike lanes.
Collisions at busy intersections or when drivers run red lights or ignore stop signs.
Reckless behavior such as distracted or impaired driving.
Failure to yield at traffic signals.
Speeding or unsafe turns on city streets like Warner and Val Vista Roads.
Inadequate emergency services response in remote areas.
Most bicycle accidents in Arizona occur within 150 feet of an intersection, highlighting the importance of safety measures for cyclists at these locations.
These bicycle injuries often include internal injuries, spinal cord injuries, and traumatic brain injuries—all requiring extensive medical treatment.
Gilbert is recognized as a bike friendly community, but risks remain.
According to the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) 2022 Crash Facts, there were 48 bicyclist fatalities statewide and 1,112 bicyclist injuries reported. Maricopa County, where Gilbert is located, accounted for the majority of incidents. Together with Pima County, Maricopa made up more than 83% of all bicycle crashes in Arizona.
Total bicycle crashes: 700+
Fatalities: 26
Injuries: more than 680
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that nationwide, bicycle injuries lead to nearly 1,000 deaths annually and more than 130,000 emergency department visits.
Most of Arizona’s bicycle crashes happen in urban areas, particularly at busy intersections, where traffic signals and stop signs are often ignored by other drivers. This data underscores the importance of staying cautious and knowing your legal rights if involved in a Gilbert bicycle accident.
If you’ve been involved in a Gilbert bicycle accident, you have legal rights under Arizona law and state law. Cyclists injured due to driver’s negligence may be entitled to file a personal injury claim or civil claim to recover damages for:
Medical expenses and ongoing medical treatment
Lost wages and reduced earning capacity
Emotional distress and reduced quality of life
Financial recovery for property damage and future care needs
Knowing your rights is key to protecting your ability to recover compensation. A knowledgeable bike accident attorney can ensure you meet all filing deadlines, comply with local laws, and present strong evidence. Assert that your lawyer should be able to explain complex legal concepts in simple language, ensuring you fully understand your case and options.
At Harris Injury Law, our law firm takes a comprehensive approach to bicycle accident cases in Gilbert. We:
Investigate the accident scene and gather evidence.
Review police reports, medical records, and witness statements.
Work with experts to reconstruct bike crashes and present evidence regarding liability.
Negotiate with insurance companies who may try to minimize your legal claim.
Prepare for trial if settlement offers fail to meet your needs.
If the accident involves a government entity, victims must file a Notice of Claim within 180 days and a lawsuit within one year.
Our experienced team is dedicated to assisting bike accident victims with their legal claims and helping them move forward.
A bike crash can happen at any time. That’s why Harris Injury Law is available 24/7 to provide legal assistance. Whether your accident occurred on city streets, bike lanes, or marked bike trails, our attorneys are available to discuss your case and explain your legal rights. While Arizona law does not require cyclists to wear helmets, not wearing one can affect damage calculations in claims, making it a critical consideration for safety and legal matters.
We know that accidents often happen suddenly, and quick access to medical attention and an accident lawyer can make a difference in your personal injury case.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a Gilbert bicycle accident, don’t face the insurance companies alone. Let our attorneys help you understand your legal options and pursue compensation under Arizona law. We represent clients throughout Arizona, including Gilbert and surrounding areas.
Call or text Harris Injury Law today at (480) 800-HURT for a free consultation and let us help you understand your legal options for seeking compensation.
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After my bike accident in Gilbert near the busy intersections of Warner and Lindsay Roads, I didn’t know where to turn. Jason Harris and his team walked me through every step of my legal claim, from filing the police report to negotiating with insurance companies. Thanks to their support, I was able to recover compensation for my injuries and get the medical attention I needed.”
- Sarah T.
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“Harris Injury Law truly cares about its clients. They helped me understand my legal options and fought to ensure I received appropriate compensation after a car door swung open into my bike lane. I highly recommend their experienced attorney team.”
- Miguel R.
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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