114 Best Bicycle Accident Lawyers Near Me in Los Angeles, CA
Updated November 2026. Ranked by FMAL Score for Bicycle Accident cases.
Looking for a bicycle accident near you in Los Angeles? These 114 firms are ranked by FMAL Score — weighted toward specialization in bicycle accident cases, plus AI analysis of Google reviews, client sentiment, and case results. Free consultations. Contingency fee.
Los Angeles bicycle accident snapshot: 114 scored firms averaging 4.8★ across 46,442 Google reviews, with 132 client reviews specifically mentioning bicycle accident cases. Hillstone Law Accident & Injury Attorneys currently holds the top FMAL Score (95.0) in Los Angeles for this case type, and the largest documented recovery among these firms is $105,000.
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- Moe Abdallah Law, P.C.
527 W 7th St #924, Los Angeles, CA 90014
FMAL Score 70.2 · ranked #89 of 114 here · 5★ (25)
Our Top Picks in Los Angeles for Bicycle Accident Cases
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top-tier communication scores from client reviews · faster-than-typical settlements reported by clients · 533 accident-case reviews analyzed
1 client reviews specifically mention their bicycle accident work.
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41 years in practice · top-tier communication scores from client reviews · 442 accident-case reviews analyzed
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Hillstone Law Accident & Injury Attorneys
10880 Wilshire Blvd #2070, Los Angeles, CA 90024
PARRIS Law Firm
10940 Wilshire Blvd Ste 900, Los Angeles, CA 90024Office in Los Angeles
Mendez & Sanchez, APC
5440 E Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90022
Megeredchian Law
10880 Wilshire Blvd Suite 1101, Los Angeles, CA 90024Office in Los Angeles
Gilbert & Stern
1888 Century Pk E #1550, Los Angeles, CA 90067
Lyfe Law
10880 Wilshire Blvd 24th Fl, Los Angeles, CA 90024
Dolan Law Firm, Personal Injury Lawyers
145 S Spring St Suite 800, Los Angeles, CA 90012Office in Los Angeles
The Law Man Group, APC
10817 Santa Monica Blvd 3rd Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90025
El Dabe Ritter Trial Lawyers
1150 S Olive St #1300, Los Angeles, CA 90015
Duque & Price Injury Attorneys
3415 South Sepulveda Blvd, Suite 1100, Los Angeles, CA 90034Office in Los Angeles
Heimanson & Wolf
1880 Century Pk E Unit 508, Los Angeles, CA 90067
BANA LAW
1875 Century Pk E #1500, Los Angeles, CA 90067
BD&J, PC
11175 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90025
Compass Law Group, Injury and Accident Attorneys
633 W 5th Street, 26th Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90071Office in Los Angeles
Law Offices of Brian Breiter
4929 Wilshire Blvd #410, Los Angeles, CA 90010
California Attorney Group
9454 Wilshire Blvd Ste 601, Beverly Hills, CA 90212
Facchetti Accident & Injury Lawyers of Burbank
4444 W Riverside Dr #308, Burbank, CA 91505
Attorney Kamelia
8383 Wilshire Blvd Ste 325, Beverly Hills, CA 90211
Insider Accident Lawyers
3435 Wilshire Blvd #1620, Los Angeles, CA 90010
McGee Lerer Ogrin
11845 W Olympic Blvd Ste 645W, Los Angeles, CA 90064
All 114 Bicycle Accident Lawyers in Los Angeles (A–Z)
Alphabetical, not ranked. Each firm's FMAL Score is shown in parentheses; the ranked list is above.
- The Accident Guys (83.4)
- Adamson Ahdoot (87.0)
- Alvandi Law Group (94.0)
- Attorney Kamelia (92.0)
- Avrek Law Firm (84.0)
- B&D Injury Law Group, APLC (62.0)
- BANA LAW (93.0)
- BD&J, PC (93.0)
- Bedford Law Group (88.0)
- Bisnar Chase Personal Injury Attorneys (87.0)
- Bisnar Chase Personal Injury Attorneys - Los Angeles (75.7)
- Blair & Ramirez (85.0)
- Blasser Law (63.0)
- Boesch Law Group (67.0)
- Braff Law Car Accident Personal Injury Lawyers (91.0)
- Law Offices of Brian Breiter (92.0)
- California Attorney Group (92.0)
- Law Offices of Christopher Montes de Oca (66.0)
- Citywide Law Group (68.0)
- Compass Law Group, Injury and Accident Attorneys (93.0)
- Compass Law Group, Injury and Accident Attorneys - Los Angeles (79.2)
- Crockett Law Group (90.0)
- Crown & Stone Law (86.0)
- Law Offices of David P. Kashani (77.0)
- Deldar Legal (86.0)
- Dolan Law Firm, Personal Injury Lawyers (85.0)
- Dolan Law Firm, Personal Injury Lawyers - Los Angeles (70.1)
- Dordick Law Corporation (83.0)
- Downtown L.A. Law Group (65.0)
- Duque & Price Injury Attorneys (94.0)
- Ehline Law Firm Personal Injury Attorneys, APLC (84.0)
- El Dabe Ritter Trial Lawyers (94.0)
- Facchetti Accident & Injury Lawyers of Burbank (92.0)
- Fairmont Law Firm (83.0)
- Farahi Law Firm, APC (82.7)
- Farzam Law Firm (76.0)
- Fiore Legal (81.0)
- Frantz Law Group, APLC (68.0)
- Frish Law Group APLC (86.0)
- Gilbert & Stern (74.0)
- Glotzer & Leib (91.0)
- Goldberg & Loren (84.0)
- Habbas & Associates (86.0)
- Heidari Law Group (84.0)
- Heimanson & Wolf (93.0)
- Hillstone Law Accident & Injury Attorneys (95.0)
- Law Offices of Howard Kornberg (77.0)
- i Accident Lawyer (92.6)
- Impact Attorneys (77.0)
- Insider Accident Lawyers (91.0)
- J&Y Law Injury and Accident Attorneys (87.0)
- Jacoby & Meyers Accident & Injury Lawyers - Los Angeles (83.1)
- Law Offices of Jennie Levin (90.0)
- JSM Personal Injury Law Firm (86.0)
- Kabateck (70.0)
- Kash Legal (82.0)
- Kermani (89.0)
- KJ Injury and Accident Lawyers (74.0)
- Knez Law Group (63.0)
- LA Century (86.7)
- The Law Collective (89.0)
- Law Firm of Rivers J. Morrell, III (67.0)
- The Law Man Group, APC (95.0)
- The Law Office of Brent D. Rawlings (94.0)
- The Law Offices Of Gerald L. Marcus (87.0)
- LawLinq Attorney Referral Service (74.0)
- Levian Law (74.0)
- Levine Law Accident Attorneys (76.0)
- Lipton Legal Group, A (90.0)
- Los Angeles Truck Accident Lawyers (81.0)
- Lyfe Law (89.0)
- Law Office of Marshall Silberberg (66.0)
- Martinian Lawyers (86.0)
- Max Draitser (83.0)
- McGee Lerer Ogrin (90.0)
- McLachlan Law, APC (70.0)
- McNicholas & McNicholas (94.0)
- ME Lawyers (85.0)
- Megeredchian Law (85.0)
- Mendez & Sanchez, APC (87.0)
- Law Offices of Michael A. Kahn (67.0)
- Law Offices of Michael D. Payne (85.0)
- Milanfar Law Firm (82.0)
- MKP Law Group (94.0)
- Moe Abdallah Law, P.C. (70.2)
- MOET LAW GROUP (84.0)
- Oakwood Legal Group (86.0)
- Omega Law Group Accident & Injury Attorneys (88.2)
- Ovation Law Firm (95.0)
- Panish | Shea | Ravipudi LLP (86.0)
- PARRIS Law Firm (91.0)
- Pirouz Law (69.0)
- Law Offices of Pius Joseph (80.0)
- Pocrass & De Los Reyes (62.0)
- The Reeves Law Group (86.0)
- The Reeves Law Group - Los Angeles (83.2)
- RMD Law (90.0)
- Salamati Law Firm (62.0)
- Samer Habbas & Associates (94.0)
- San Diego Personal Injury Lawyer (84.0)
- Schurmer Reese Davies, Attorneys at Law (83.0)
- Scott J. Corwin, A Professional Law Corporation (85.0)
- Sitzer Legal (80.0)
- SM Law Group, APC (87.0)
- Steers & Associates Car Accident Lawyers (87.0)
- Steinberg Injury Lawyers (71.0)
- Steven M Sweat, Personal Injury Lawyers, APC (86.0)
- Stoll, Nussbaum & Polakov (68.0)
- Sunset West Legal Group (89.0)
- Law Office of Tal Rubin (74.0)
- Law Offices of Tien Duong (63.0)
- TORKLAW (89.0)
- Wilshire Law Firm (84.8)
- Yagoubzadeh Law Firm (86.0)
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Type of accident
Understanding Bicycle Accident Cases in Los Angeles, CA
For Los Angeles, California victims: bicycle accident claims here fall under California’s 2-year statute of limitations (114 bicycle accident firms are rated below). Bicycle accidents involving motor vehicles result in serious injuries because cyclists have minimal protection against a multi-ton vehicle. Over 1,000 cyclists are killed annually in the United States, and approximately 130,000 are injured. As cycling infrastructure expands and more people commute by bike, these cases raise important questions about road-sharing laws, bike lane design, and driver awareness.
What Makes Bicycle Accident Cases Different
Bicycle accident claims face distinct challenges. Many drivers (and jurors) don't understand that cyclists have the same legal right to the road as motor vehicles in every state. Insurance companies often argue the cyclist should have been on the sidewalk, was riding too far from the curb, or was partially at fault for not wearing visible gear. Additionally, cyclists rarely have their own auto insurance, which limits recovery options in hit-and-run cases — they may need to rely on a household member's uninsured motorist coverage.
Common Injuries
- •Traumatic brain injuries (even with helmet use — helmets reduce but don't eliminate TBI risk)
- •Clavicle (collarbone) fractures — the most common cycling fracture
- •Road rash requiring skin grafts
- •Wrist and hand fractures from braking impact
- •Spinal injuries from being thrown from the bike
- •Facial and dental injuries
Evidence to Preserve
- •The bicycle itself (frame damage shows impact direction and force)
- •Helmet (do not discard — cracks prove impact severity)
- •GPS data from cycling apps (Strava, Garmin) showing route and speed
- •Photos of the bike lane, road surface, and any obstructions
- •Dashcam footage from the vehicle or nearby cars
- •Medical records documenting all injuries from the collision
Liability & Fault
The most common bicycle accident scenario is a driver turning or opening a car door without checking for cyclists (dooring). Liability depends on whether the cyclist was in a designated bike lane, whether the driver violated right-of-way rules, and whether the cyclist was obeying traffic signals. In many jurisdictions, safe-passing laws require drivers to give cyclists 3–4 feet of clearance when passing.
Settlement Context
Bicycle accident settlements range from $20,000–$75,000 for fractures and road rash, $75,000–$250,000 for cases involving surgery or extended rehabilitation, and $250,000–$1 million+ for TBI, spinal cord injuries, or permanent disability. Dooring cases in cities with bike lane infrastructure tend to settle at the higher end because liability is usually clear and public sympathy favors the cyclist.
What a Bicycle Accident Claim Involves
Common injuries in bicycle accident cases
The right lawyer documents the full extent of these injuries — including ones that surface days later — so the insurer can't undervalue your claim.
- Back Injury
- Traumatic Brain Injury / Concussion
- Broken Bones / Fractures
- Road Rash
- Facial / Dental / Scarring
- Nerve Damage
- PTSD / Emotional Distress
- Chronic Pain
- Fatal / Wrongful Death
How bicycle accidents happen
Liability turns on how the crash occurred. These are the most common bicycle accident scenarios and who is typically at fault in each.
- Dooring
Dealing with the insurance company
After a bicycle accident in Los Angeles, the at-fault insurer's goal is to pay you as little as possible. These are the situations a lawyer handles for you.
- Lowball Settlement Offer
- Claim Denied
- Claim Delayed / Stalled
- Bad-Faith Insurance
- Recorded Statement Request
- UM / UIM Claim
- Total Loss / Diminished Value
- Disputed / Comparative Fault
- Pre-Existing Condition
- Medical Bills / Liens / LOP
- Surveillance / Social Media
- Independent Medical Exam (IME)
- Statute of Limitations
- Gap in Treatment
- Policy Limits / Multiple Defendants
Your Legal Rights After a Bicycle Accident in Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles accident claims are governed by California law. Verified California law, with sources. General information — not legal advice for your specific case.
You have 2 years to file [source]
California's statute of limitations gives you 2 years from the date of the crash to file a personal-injury lawsuit. Miss it and you usually lose the right to recover — one of the most important reasons to talk to a lawyer early.
Fault & your right to recover [source]
California follows pure comparative negligence — you can still recover compensation even if you were partly at fault. Your award is simply reduced by your percentage of blame. California is an at-fault state: the driver who caused the crash — and their insurer — is responsible for your medical bills, lost wages, and other damages.
Minimum insurance coverage [source]
California's minimum liability coverage is just $30,000 per person / $60,000 per accident for bodily injury and $15,000 for property damage — often far less than a serious injury costs, which is why uninsured/underinsured-motorist coverage matters.
Limits on compensation [source]
California does not cap the compensation you can recover in a general personal-injury claim — your award is based on your actual losses.
Frequently Asked Questions
A driver doored me while I was riding in a bike lane. Who is at fault?▾
The driver who opened the door is almost always at fault. Most traffic codes explicitly prohibit opening a car door into the path of oncoming traffic, including bicycles. If you were riding legally in a designated bike lane, liability is clear. The driver's auto insurance covers your injuries. In cities like Chicago, New York, and San Francisco, dooring violations carry specific fines, and the violation itself is strong evidence of negligence.
Do I need to wear a helmet to have a valid bicycle accident claim?▾
Helmet laws vary by state and typically only apply to minors. In states without an adult helmet law, not wearing a helmet generally cannot be used to reduce your damages. However, in some jurisdictions, the defense may argue that a helmet would have reduced a head injury — even without a legal requirement. Wearing a helmet strengthens your case but is not a prerequisite to filing a claim.
What if the road or bike lane itself was dangerous?▾
If poor road design, potholes, debris, missing signage, or an improperly designed bike lane contributed to your accident, the city or county may be liable. Government claims require filing a notice of claim within a short window (often 30–180 days). Your lawyer will investigate whether the municipality knew about the hazard and failed to address it. Construction zone debris, missing bike lane markings, and drainage grate orientation are common infrastructure defects in cycling cases.
What is my bicycle accident case worth in Los Angeles, CA?▾
Case value depends on your medical bills, lost wages, and injury severity — attorneys typically estimate it as total medical costs times a 1.5–5 multiplier, plus lost income. Insurance policy limits often cap the real payout. The largest documented recovery among Los Angeles firms in our directory is $105,000. A free consultation with a Los Angeles, CA bicycle accident lawyer is the fastest way to get a number for your specific case.
How much does a bicycle accident lawyer cost in Los Angeles, CA?▾
Most bicycle accident lawyers in Los Angeles work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay nothing upfront and they only get paid if you win your case. The typical contingency fee is 33% of your settlement before trial, or 40% if the case goes to court. There are no hourly fees or retainers for most personal injury cases. Of the 114 bicycle accident firms we scored in Los Angeles, 60% work on contingency and 87% advertise free consultations.
How long do I have to file a bicycle accident claim in California?▾
In California, the statute of limitations for personal injury claims is 2 years from the date of the accident. If you miss this deadline, you lose your right to pursue compensation. It's critical to contact a lawyer as soon as possible to protect your claim.
What is California's fault system for bicycle accidents?▾
California is an at-fault state, meaning the driver who caused the accident is responsible for paying damages. You can file a claim against the at-fault driver's insurance company or file a lawsuit to recover compensation.
Do I need a lawyer for a minor bicycle accident in Los Angeles, CA?▾
Even minor accidents can result in significant medical bills, especially if symptoms like whiplash or soft tissue injuries appear days or weeks later. Insurance companies routinely offer lowball settlements to unrepresented claimants. A free consultation with a Los Angeles, CA bicycle accident lawyer costs nothing and can help you understand if your case is worth pursuing.
What should I do immediately after a bicycle accident in Los Angeles, CA?▾
First, call 911 and get medical attention, even if injuries seem minor. Document the scene with photos. Exchange information with the other driver. File a police report. Do not admit fault or give a recorded statement to the other driver's insurance. Contact a bicycle accident lawyer in Los Angeles, CA before accepting any settlement offer.
How do I choose the best bicycle accident lawyer in Los Angeles, CA?▾
Look for a lawyer who specializes in bicycle accident cases (not a general practitioner), offers a free consultation, works on contingency (no upfront fees), has verifiable case results, and has positive reviews from past clients. Our FMAL Score rates Los Angeles, CA bicycle accident lawyers on these exact factors across multiple data sources. In Los Angeles, CA, Hillstone Law Accident & Injury Attorneys currently holds the top FMAL Score at 95.0 with a 4.9★ Google rating across 667 reviews.
How do I find an accident lawyer near me in Los Angeles, CA?▾
To find an accident lawyer near you in Los Angeles, CA, use the rankings above — every firm is local to Los Angeles, CA and offers free consultations. We currently rank 114 firms serving Los Angeles, averaging 4.8★ across 46,442 Google reviews. Filter by accident type to see lawyers who specialize in your specific case. Call any firm directly — most respond same-day and all work on contingency, so there's no cost to reach out.
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