Brunswick Bicycle and Pedestrian Accident Attorney
Fighting For Bicycle & Pedestrian Accident Victims in Glynn, Camden and McIntosh Counties
Pedestrians and bicyclists have a right to the road. Unfortunately, some motorists are not mindful of their surroundings, and their negligent driving can cause serious accidents. A collision with a vehicle of any size may lead to life-altering injuries, and victims deserve to recover compensation to cover all related expenses.
If you or a loved one was injured while walking or riding a bike, our Brunswick bicycle and pedestrian accident lawyer is ready to offer the knowledgeable representation you deserve. At Mayfield Law, LLC, we are committed to holding negligent drivers accountable and obtaining just compensation.
Our founder previously represented some of America’s largest insurance companies, giving our firm unique insights that we use when negotiating for our clients. We know how to effectively fight for you in and out of the courtroom, and our team will do everything we can to secure the best possible outcome.
Call Mayfield Law, LLC today at (912) 455-2045 or contact us online to schedule a consultation with our bicycle and pedestrian accident attorney in Brunswick.
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"Worked hard and fast"Worked hard and fast got the job done. Thanks for the help you did for my family.- Sabrena W.
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"Highly highly recommend"Highly highly recommend Mayfield Law! They have been so professional, efficient and they truly fight for their clients. I especially want to say that Jessie has been so helpful throughout this whole process! She has taken care of everything so that we could just focus on our recovery. Definitely recommend 5/5!- Erin C.
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"Wish I could give him 10 stars"Mr. Mayfeild is amazing. I had some property damage done to my car in a little accident I was in. The at fault insurance did not want to take care of the damages. Nobody wanted to take my case bc it wasn’t big . After calling around I finally found Mr. Mayfeild and he took my case. Not only did he take my case but everything was smooth and quick. He kept the line of communication open via email and phone. I was able to talk to him directly whenever I had questions and that really meant a lot to me. I didn’t feel forgotten about. I actually felt like a priority. I would highly recommend and I will continue business with him if I ever needed him in the future. I wish I could give him 10 stars.- Maritza G.
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"I wouldn’t even consider using anyone else"After using Mayfield Law I wouldn’t even consider using anyone else. I gave them the information they needed and everyone that worked there got busy on my case the same day. They was very friendly and kept me updated when they received any new information. They worked hard on making sure I got a fair settlement and it was done faster than I expected it would be. I must say I was very impressed. I would highly without a second thought recommend them. You will not be disappointed.- Ann P.
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"No hassle at all"Mayfield law handled our case swiftly and with no hassle at all. They were excellent to work with and had great communication with us along the way.- Micheal H.
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"Kudos!"Alex worked very hard and my settlement was more than I anticipated and was successfully negotiated in a very timely manner. Kudos!!!- Caroline H.
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"Excellent"Everything was good and you also Explained Everything I need to no It was Excellent I thanks you for being my lawyer- Arline P.
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"Highly Recommend"A great firm that goes above and beyond for the client. Alex is a dedicated and experienced lawyer who knows how to maximize his client's recovery.- Taylor B.
Who Is Liable in a Georgia Bicycle or Pedestrian Accident?
Georgia state law offers numerous protections to bicyclists and pedestrians. In many cases, a motorist can be held liable for injuries in a bicycle or pedestrian accident if they were driving negligently.
As a pedestrian in Georgia, you almost always have the “right of way.” This means cars must yield to you in most situations, even if you are jaywalking. Keep in mind you typically have the right to walk on the side of the road if no sidewalks are available. Motorists are obligated to check the road for pedestrians before turning or pulling out of a driveway, so they may be legally responsible for any situation where their vehicle strikes a pedestrian.
Bicyclists in Georgia must follow all applicable traffic rules as if they were driving a motor vehicle. In other words, cyclists must follow the flow of traffic and obey traffic signals, such as stop signs and traffic lights. They are also obligated to signal when turning, just like any other driver. Georgia cyclists only have to use bike lanes if required by their local municipality, but drivers must yield to cyclists when they are using a bicycle line. If a bicyclist is hit by a vehicle despite following all traffic laws, the driver may be liable for damages.
Determining personal injury liability is not always easy. If you have been involved in a collision, our Brunswick bicycle and pedestrian accident attorney can evaluate your case and advise whether you have a strong claim.
Call (912) 455-2045 or contact us online to schedule an initial consultation. We provide our legal services in English and Spanish.
Georgia's Statute of Limitations for Bicycle & Pedestrian Accident Claims
In most cases, you will have two years from the date of the accident to pursue a personal injury claim. Unfortunately, many bicycle and pedestrian accidents result in death. Should this happen to a loved one, you will have two years from the date of their passing to file a wrongful death lawsuit.
An insurance adjuster or the defense’s legal team may offer an out-of-court settlement. We are fierce negotiators who will always look out for your best interests. If an agreeable resolution cannot be reached, we are prepared to litigate the claim in court.
A successful bicycle or pedestrian accident lawsuit can compensate you for:
- Medical expenses
- Lost or missed wages
- Physical and emotional pain and suffering
- Property damage
- Punitive damages
Georgia’s modified comparative negligence rules may become relevant if the defense claims you were partially responsible for the accident. Evidence of jaywalking or failing to obey traffic signals may convince a jury to assign you a portion of the blame, which will commensurately reduce what you can recover. You will not be able to recover any damages if the jury finds you at least 50% at fault.
Get Help for Your Brunswick Bicycle or Pedestrian Accident Claim
If you are concerned about how you will pay for medical bills, property damage, and missed wages in the aftermath of an accident, get in touch with our team at Mayfield Law, LLC. Our Brunswick bicycle and pedestrian accident lawyer is compassionate to the difficulties you are experiencing and can provide the seasoned guidance you need to recover the maximum available compensation.
Contact us online or call (912) 455-2045 today!
What Sets Us Apart
Putting the Personal in Personal Injury
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Collaborative Counsel
At Mayfield Law, you have direct access to your attorney. You will constantly be provided with honesty and transparency into your case, and we will work to ensure that your goals are met.
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Exceptional Representation
When you work with our team, you can rest assured that you will not only have an attorney, but also an advocate who will tirelessly work to secure the best possible outcome on your case.
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Tailored Legal Strategies
At Mayfield Law, we don't believe there is a one-size-fits-all approach to legal cases. We always work directly with you to secure the best possible outcome for you.
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Insurance Defense ExperienceAttorney Alex Mayfield has the unique perspective of an individual who used to defend insurance companies. He understands the way the other side thinks and knows how to effectively advocate on your behalf.