Author: Lucy Allen

Many common bicycle accident injuries cause damage that extends beyond life on the road. A clavicle fracture can disrupt work and a brain injury can take months or longer to heal. That’s why when you hire an attorney to work on your case, you want peace of mind that they will work to get you…

If you want to experience the best of the Bay Area, a bicycle may be your best bet. That’s easier now than ever with more and more bike share systems popping up all over the region.  The bikes are stationed throughout the city, some are even dockless and don’t require you to find a station…

Nearly every driver is guilty of it: Answering a quick text, checking an email, answering a call, looking for a specific song on a playlist. Using a smartphone while driving, even while illegal in some instances, is a common occurrence for many drivers and poses a big risk to other road users. Recent data shows…

Freeways are a normal part of a Californian’s life — as they connect major cities and most often provide the fastest route — but if you’re a cyclist, there are a few things you should know before you start cruising any of the state’s more than 200,000 miles of interstates and highways.  While access is…

Nearly a month after track cycling champion Ethan Boyes was struck by a car at an intersection in the Presidio, leaders of the Presidio Trust walked the crash site to assess what changes could be made to improve safety for cyclists.  The trust will immediately improve signage, pavement markings and flexible posts, the organization said…

The San Francisco Bay Area is known for its love of dogs. Some rumors even suggest that there may be more canines in the region than children. Given all of the amenities available to our four-legged best friends, like parks and pup-friendly patios, there’s also an increased chance that they’re the cause for bicycle accidents…

A Mission Local article released May 3rd, 2023 referenced several personal injury lawsuits involving the City and County of San Francisco, including one settlement involving a cyclist, Alexis Krup, whom our firm recently represented. The article leveraged the quote, “each case is kind of its own little universe”, from Golden Gate University Law Professor Kathleen Morris…