Hersh & Hersh Represents Bicycle Accident Victims 

Bicycling is a popular activity both on roads and off-roads. When accidents occur involving bicycles, the injuries can be serious.

Sometimes these injuries are due to a distracted or careless driver. There can be many reasons why bicycle accidents can occur.  If you have been injured in a bicycle accident, we can help. 

We know a great deal about personal injury medical issues. Our clients rely on our expertise to help them with the potentially serious and complicated medical conditions that can occur after a bicycle accident. We support our clients to make the best possible recovery from their injuries.

Our clients include other attorneys, who often refer personal injury cases to us.

Hersh & Hersh provides the best representation to our clients not only when we attempt to settle a case, but also by taking a case to trial when a satisfactory settlement cannot be reached.

Passionate Representation in Bicycle Accident Cases

Contact Hersh & Hersh: 800-441-5545

If you, or a loved one, suffer from personal injuries as a result of bicycle or other accident involving personal injuries please contact us.  The sooner you reach out to us, the sooner we can help. 

Our Record of Success

Unsafe Road -- Hersh & Hersh recovered 2.9 million against Caltrans for a client who was severely injured after a motorist traveling westbound on Interstate 80 in Solano County lost control of his truck and crossed over the median into our client's eastbound car. Hersh & Hersh claimed that Caltrans failed to provide a safe and effective median barrier along Interstate 80 in Solano County to prevent cross-over accidents like this from occurring. The case was settled prior to trial.

Head On Collision -- Hersh & Hersh represented a woman who was seriously injured after her car was hit head-on by another car on Lakeville Highway in Sonoma County. Hersh & Hersh sued the driver and owner of the other car for our client's injuries and brought the case to a successful resolution on her behalf.