Bike Accidents caused by road defects


pic_05pic_05Potholes and cracks in the surface of the road pose a real risk of accidents and injury to the cyclist and are a common cause of bike accidents.

 

Photographs are a useful way of recording the cause of an accident and most mobile phones have this facility enabling this to be done, if possible, at the time of the accident.

 

The following guide shows how to measuring the depth of a defect for the purposes of making a claim.

 

 

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If you have been injured in a cycle accident caused by defect in the road call Macks Solicitors for immediate legal advice without obligation.

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Since our establishment in 1995 as a niche personal injury firm, Macks has built up a highly successful team of expert lawyers who deal specifically with cycling claims. We have handled numerous and varied cases over the years, giving our lawyers extremely strong experience and expertise in the field of cycle accident claims. This specialist knowledge and commitment has allowed us to become one of the leading cycle claims firms in the UK. We are confident that we can provide a cycle claims service of the highest quality to all of our clients.

Macks Solicitors have offices and interview facilities throughout England and Wales. Our dedicated personal injury lawyers can progress your claim in a manner suitable and convenient to you: face to face, by telephone, e-mail or text.

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If you would like to begin your cycle accident claim for compensation today, simply complete the Claim Form on this website and we will be happy to call you back.

If you would prefer to speak with one of our friendly cycle claims lawyers over the telephone, call us for free on 0800 980 9385 (Lines are open 8am – 9pm; calls are free from landlines).

Alternatively, text MACKS to 88008 or email us at office@mackssolicitors.co.uk

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