Q. I was hit while in a crosswalk by a driver that wasn’t paying attention when they were trying to turn right. What should I be able to expect my settlement to cover?

Q. My daughter hit a pedestrian that was crossing the road outside of a crosswalk. Can the pedestrian still sue even if they were partially at fault?

Q. I live in Seattle and recently decided to try riding my bike to work. Are there helmet laws in Seattle? What about Washington State?

Q. When cyclists ride together in a group, how many are allowed to ride next to each other?

Q. While riding my bike through the city it there is a lot of traffic and I want to get home quickly can I ride on the sidewalk?

Q. Is it illegal to cross the street in a crosswalk that has changed to a flashing red hand?

Q. What are the most common types of injuries in pedestrian and bicycle accident cases?

Q. How likely are bicyclists to die in an accident?

Q. If the injured bicyclist dies is there still a case? What happens?

Q. Are bicycle accident cases more difficult to win?

Q. Should I give the insurance company a statement?

Q. Am I entitled to the money I lost as a result of not being able to work after my bicycle or pedestrian accident?

Q. How much do I have to pay to hire you as my attorney?

Q. What do I do with my medical bills while the case is in progress?

Q. Can I change my lawyers if I’m not happy with them? How much will that cost me?

Q. How much is my case worth?

Q. What is the statute of limitations for bicycle and pedestrian injuries in Washington State?

Q. If I was hit by a car while riding my bike, how long can I wait before pursuing damages?

Q. Can I still recover damages from my accident if the driver was uninsured?

Q. Why do I need an attorney if I have been in a bicycle or pedestrian accident?

Q. What do I do if the driver that hit me was uninsured or under-insured?