2016 July

The auto-overtaking-bicyclist case and the Three Feet for Safety Act

Is it negligence per se or do the circumstances matter when the overtaking auto causes an accident with a cyclist?

Building a supporting network for your personal brand is critical to marketing your legal services

The road to stopping pedestrian fatalities begins with the speed limit

The quest for understanding and common ground is not easy; jurors may harbor strong feelings about bicycles sharing the road with cars

Passing the buck is the usual defense strategy, and a special master may be needed to steer these cases towards settlement

A primer on the most relevant issues for head-injury and helmet investigations

Craig Good

Avid cyclist and bicycling advocate steered his way from the City Attorney’s Office to a partnership at the Walkup firm

Shifting the driver-centric focus in disputed-liability bike and pedestrian cases

These can be difficult cases, but there are scenarios in which they are viable

Bicyclists injured by cars need the security of UM coverage, but they don’t need the physical-contact test

Josh Cohen

Liability often focuses on witnesses to prove why the scaffolding failed