─OVER 60 YEARS OF COMBINED EXPERIENCE!
─ Have you been injured or lost a loved one in a cycling accident in Fort Walton Beach, Florida?
Brannon & Brannon Car Accident & Personal Injury Lawyers have won millions of dollars in life-changing awards for injured clients. Call at (850) 863-5297 or contact us online to discuss your case with one of our top-rated Fort Walton Beach bicycle accident attorneys.
With more than 60+ years of combined experience, we’ve gained a trusted reputation in Northwest Florida for getting results and getting justice.
You deserve to have a bicycle accident lawyer fighting for you. Reach out to us, we never charge for initial consultations, so set up your appointment today.
After your bike crash, you need legal representation that will give you the best chance for maximizing your recovery. That’s why you’ll want to call Brannon & Brannon Car Accident & Personal Injury Lawyers right now.
Since 1990, injured victims have depended on us to help them get their lives back. And we’ve come through—to the tune of millions of dollars in settlements and verdicts. You owe it to yourself to trust us with your case, too.
Call our Fort Walton Beach bicycle accident lawyers today. We offer free consultations, so don’t put it off another day.
After your bike crash, you need to know that someone is taking care of your case from beginning to end. That’s what we’ll do for you so that you can take the time you need to recover.
Our Fort Walton Beach personal injury lawyers will:
Send a trial lawyer with a proven track record to fight your case in court, if necessary
For more than three decades, victims of all types of injuries have trusted us with their financial futures. And we treat every case as if it’s for a member of our own family.
When cyclists are involved in accidents, injuries are often severe or fatal. Florida has more fatalities per capita than any other state.
In 2020, there were 5,952 bike crashes in all of Florida. That’s about 16 a day. Those accidents caused 5,574 injures and 169 deaths. That means 96% of all bicycle accidents in Florida in 2020 resulted in injury or death.
In Okaloosa County, there were 52 crashes in 2020, resulting in 48 injuries and two deaths.
As of late October 2021, there have been 44 bike crashes in Okaloosa County. Those have caused 43 injuries and one death.
It will depend on the facts of your case. Each case is unique, and we work hard to identify and fight for every possible dollar of compensation.
Some things that will affect the value of your case are:
Accidents involving severe injuries or death tend to result in higher awards. We leave no stone unturned when analyzing your case. We make sure to account for every dollar you deserve.
You’ll be able to seek compensation for:
Economic damages compensate you for things like:
We’ll conduct a thorough analysis of all of your expenses, including a realistic projection of the future financial impact of your injuries.
Non-economic damages include such things as:
These are losses often included in the general term “pain and suffering.” We know that these less quantifiable losses can be significant after a traumatic accident. We fight hard to get compensation when your injuries have diminished your quality of life.
Yes. Florida has a modified comparative fault statute. It allows you to still recover some compensation as long as you aren’t mostly at fault. But the at-fault party only pays for the portions of the accident that they caused. That means your compensation will be reduced by the percentage of the accident attributed to your own fault.
Our experienced Fort Walton Beach bicycle accident attorneys will fight tooth and nail against unfair blame.
Unfortunately, bicycle crashes often result in severe injury or death. If you’re in a crash with a motor vehicle, you have almost no protection except for a helmet.
Some common bicycle accident injuries include:
We work tirelessly to bring a sense of stability to your life after you or a loved one has suffered injuries in a bike accident.
Bicycles are often not visible to motor vehicles. When cycling in traffic, larger vehicles like SUVs and trucks can impede visibility even more. Sadly, some drivers just don’t like cyclists and refuse to give them any extra room.
Bicycle accidents can be caused by:
With more than 60+ years of experience across the firm, we’ve seen it all. Whatever the cause, we’ll get to the bottom of what happened. Then we’ll get to work fighting for you.