Bicycle & Pedestrian Injuries

Whenever you have heavy motor vehicles sharing roadways with cyclists and pedestrians, there is the potential for serious injury. It is easy to understand who gets the worst of these altercations. Every year hundreds in Michigan are struck down on our streets. Many bicycle and pedestrian accidents involve small children.

If you have been hurt or lost a loved one in a bicycle or pedestrian accident, you owe it to yourself to seek compensation with the law firm of David W. Brauer, PLLC, of Howell, Michigan.

Howell Bicycle Accident Attorneys

The personal injury attorneys at David W. Brauer, PLLC represent victims of bicycle accidents and pedestrian accidents, and their survivors in the event of wrongful death accidents.

We have the knowledge and experience to deliver substantive compensation to our clients.

A Warning From Your Brighton Pedestrian Injury Attorney

Beware of insurance company investigators. They dispatch claims adjusters and investigators the moment they hear of your injury, to interview witnesses and create an evidentiary trail. They may interview your neighbors about you. They will spend significant sums to prevent paying you for your pains.

Substantial Awards for Injured Bicyclists

It is important to pursue your legal rights diligently and without delay. If you choose David W. Brauer, PLLC, we will conduct an immediate thorough investigation of your injury. We will take pictures, interview witnesses and review the police report with care. Once we are certain what happened, we will target the appropriate sources of compensation.

Your case will be handled by an attorney who is protective of clients but aggressive with those who have been negligent. We charge on a contingency basis — if we don’t win, you don’t pay. Count on us to pursue substantive compensation for the harm that has befallen you.

If you or a loved one has been hurt or killed in a bicycle or pedestrian accident, help is available. Call the Howell car accident lawyers David W. Brauer, PLLC at (517) 548-1998