Fayetteville Fatal Bicycle and Pedestrian Accident Lawyer

Fayetteville Fatal Bicycle and Pedestrian Accident Attorney

Helping Victims of Fatal Bicycle and Pedestrian Crashes

A pedestrian or bicyclist is no match for a car, truck or bus in a collision. The human body is not designed to withstand the blow of a steel vehicle hitting it at high speed. For this reason, fatalities are particularly common when cars and trucks meet up with pedestrians and bicyclists.

How Fatal Accidents Occur

What were the circumstances of your loved one’s accidental death while walking or bicycling along a road or walkway in Fayetteville, North Carolina or elsewhere? We often hear of incidents such as those listed below when new clients contact our law firm:

• A car or truck struck a pedestrian in a crosswalk.
• A young woman crossing a busy street was struck and killed by a speeding car.
• A bicyclist was hit while riding for pleasure, for exercise, to make deliveries or as a means of commuting.
• A pedestrian or bicyclist, injured in a hit-and-run accident, died later in the hospital.

Do not hesitate to contact an attorney even if your loved one was not in a crosswalk, was not wearing a helmet or was in the wrong lane of traffic. the Law Offices of Wade E. Byrd P.A. offers free consultations that allow us to explain the rights of survivors after fatal accidents. If we accept a case, our goal as in all personal injury claims is to help those who suffered loss as a result of another’s negligence recover compensation.

Schedule a No-Charge Consultation

At the Law Offices of Wade E. Byrd P.A. in Fayetteville we represent clients throughout North Carolina and Virginia. We handle personal injury and wrongful death cases on a contingency basis. This means that we front the expense of expert testimony and collect attorney fees only if we win compensation for our clients.

Call 910-323-2555 to contact us and schedule a consultation with an experienced lawyer to discuss your family member’s fatal motorcycle accident or bicycle accident case and legal options.