Our Oak Creek Wisconsin bike accident lawyers know that when crashes happen, bicyclists often suffer the most severe injuries.
With little protection compared to motor vehicles, riders can experience long-term trauma, disability, or even death. Our attorneys at Martin Law Office, S.C., are here to help you secure the compensation you deserve.
A large percentage of bicycle accident victims are children. Wisconsin law takes this seriously, and drivers are expected to stay alert for young riders at all times.
In cases involving kids on bikes hit by cars, we aggressively pursue maximum compensation for families. Injured in a bike accident? Contact our team today for a free consultation.
Wisconsin law takes this seriously, and drivers are expected to stay alert for young riders at all times. In cases involving kids on bikes hit by cars, we aggressively pursue maximum compensation for families.
Bicycle accidents remain a serious concern across the state. According to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation’s 2021 Bicycle Crash Fact Sheet:
These crashes most often occur during morning and afternoon commuting hours, and many involve children or teenagers. Understanding these risks is critical when pursuing a bike injury claim in Wisconsin.
Bicycle accidents are frequently caused by negligent or reckless drivers. Common causes include:
In severe cases, driver recklessness may lead to punitive damages, significantly increasing the compensation available to the victim.
Under Wisconsin law, bicycles are considered vehicles and must follow the same road rules—stopping at lights, riding with traffic, signaling turns, etc.
Likewise, motor vehicle drivers must treat cyclists as legitimate road users. Wisconsin follows a comparative negligence rule: if you are found to be 50% or less at fault, you can still recover compensation.
Even if the cyclist contributed to the accident, our team can fight to reduce assigned fault and maximize recovery.
Bicycle accidents can result in:
We work with medical professionals and expert witnesses to understand the full extent of your injuries and the impact on your life.
Martin Law Office will pursue every avenue to secure compensation for:
In tragic cases, we also handle wrongful death claims to support grieving families.
Need guidance now? Contact us today for a free consultation.
Wisconsin law typically gives you three years from the date of your bicycle accident to file a personal injury claim.
However, if the accident resulted in a wrongful death involving a motor vehicle, the statute of limitations is just two years. Don’t delay — these legal time limits are strictly enforced.
Yes. Wisconsin law allows injured bicyclists to recover future medical expenses when those expenses are reasonably certain to occur.
You don’t need absolute certainty — just strong medical evidence that ongoing care will likely be necessary. From the moment you contact Martin Law Office, we take immediate steps to protect your rights and strengthen your case:
You can also rest assured knowing we work on a contingency fee basis—you owe nothing unless we win. Have questions about dealing with insurance? Schedule your free consultation now.
If you’ve been injured in a Wisconsin bicycle accident and an insurance company contacts you asking for a recorded statement, your best move is to speak with an attorney first.
What you say—or write—can later be used against you and may harm your claim.
Whether you’re recovering in Oak Creek, Milwaukee, or anywhere in Wisconsin, Martin Law Office recommends speaking with a seasoned bike accident attorney before providing any statements. We’ll guide you through the process and protect your rights from the start.
Attorney Kevin R. Martin is the only dual board-certified, AV Rated personal injury lawyer who is also a Registered Nurse in the State of Wisconsin.
Fewer than 4% of attorneys nationwide hold dual board certification, and less than 5% achieve an AV Rating from Martindale-Hubbell. This rare combination of legal and medical expertise gives our clients an unparalleled advantage in personal injury cases.
Kevin’s experience as a cardiovascular and intensive care nurse allows him to understand complex medical injuries firsthand. He has also educated future nurses as an adjunct professor, teaching the legal standards of care throughout southeastern Wisconsin.
This unique background enables us to analyze your injuries in greater detail, challenge insurance company arguments with confidence, and secure stronger results for your case.
Our team is experienced in handling a wide variety of bicycle accident claims across Wisconsin. These include:
If your accident involved any of these scenarios — or something unique — we’re prepared to investigate and fight for your recovery.
If you need to file a claim after a bicycle or auto accident, we’re here to help. Insurance companies often try to shift blame to the cyclist.
Our experienced Oak Creek-based team builds strong cases to challenge these tactics and hold drivers accountable. Whether it’s an intersection collision, failure to yield, or an incident involving a child, we know how to navigate even the most complex personal injury cases.
Martin Law Office takes personal injury cases on a contingency basis — you pay nothing unless we win. Call us today at 414-856-4010 or contact us online to schedule your free consultation.
We proudly serve clients in Oak Creek, Franklin, South Milwaukee, and throughout Milwaukee and Racine Counties.
Don’t wait to get the answers and representation you need. Reach out now and speak with a bike accident lawyer today.
Seek medical help right away, then contact the police to file a report. Gather witness contact information, take photos if possible, and avoid discussing fault with other parties. Contact a bike accident attorney as soon as possible.
Yes. While helmet use may be discussed in your case, failure to wear one does not automatically bar you from receiving compensation.
Martin Law Office takes child injury cases very seriously. Wisconsin drivers are expected to take extra caution around young cyclists. Even if the child was partially at fault, compensation may still be available under Wisconsin’s comparative negligence laws.
Contact us today to schedule your free consultation and get the legal support you need after a bike accident.