Cycling Accident Claims - What's the Potential Compensation?

You can claim for various types of cycling accidents, including those caused by another vehicle’s negligence, defective equipment like faulty crash helmets, or poor road conditions such as potholes in cycle lanes. 

In most cases, you have up to three years after the accident to initiate your claim. It’s important to act promptly to gather evidence and start the claims process within this timeframe. 

The amount of compensation depends on factors such as the severity of your injuries, ongoing medical expenses, lost income due to work absence, costs of adaptations, and damages to your bike and belongings. 

Yes, you can claim for damage to your bike, equipment (such as helmet, clothing, phone, laptop), and any other property affected by the accident. 

After a cycling accident, seek medical attention, gather evidence (photos, witness details), report the incident to relevant authorities, and avoid discussing fault or liability until you’ve sought legal advice. 

Our No Win No Fee arrangement means that if your case is successful, your opponent covers most of your legal costs, with the remaining portion deducted from your settlement. If your claim is unsuccessful, you won’t incur any legal fees. 

If you’re unsure about liability in your cycling accident, it’s best to consult with our legal experts. We can assess your case, gather evidence, and determine if you have grounds for a claim based on negligence or other factors.