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How a Flawed Police Report Nearly Cost Two Injured Cyclists Their Compensation

By Matthew R. Hagen | July 13, 2026
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A flawed police report blamed two injured cyclists. Discover how they fought back to win compensation and handle mounting medical bills after a crash.

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A Four-Year Fight Against Two Government Entities Over One Sunken Utility Cover

By Kendrick K. McWilliams, Sr. | July 10, 2026
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A four-year battle against two government entities over a sunken utility cover. See how the Georgia Tort Claims Act protected this injured cyclist.

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The Advocate Who Wrote Dunwoody’s Bike Safety Law Became the Reason It Was Used

By Bruce A. Hagen | July 10, 2026

The advocate who passed Dunwoody’s bike safety ordinance had to use it himself. Discover how this landmark legal case protected a vulnerable cyclist.

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Injured While Bikepacking Out of State? Why This Georgia Cyclist’s Case Still Came Home

By Matthew R. Hagen | July 10, 2026
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Can an out-of-state cycling injury be handled locally? See how a Georgia cyclist brought their case home after an accident while bikepacking.

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“I Didn’t Think I Had a Case”: Nine Things Cyclists Tell Us Before They Realize They Do

By Hagen Rosskopf | July 10, 2026
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“I didn’t think I had a case.” From bad police reports to missing citations, discover 9 reasons why injured cyclists actually have a strong claim.

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The Only Reason This Cyclist Got Paid: A Coverage He Almost Didn’t Buy

By Kendrick K. McWilliams, Sr. | July 9, 2026
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Georgia hit and run cyclist lawyer, uninsured motorist bicycle claim Georgia, UM/UIM coverage Atlanta attorney, hit and run bicycle accident Atlanta, unidentified driver bike accident claim, add-on UM coverage Georgia.

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A 45-Year-Old Georgia Law and a 1983 Court Ruling Built This Cyclist’s Case Against City of Atlanta

By Matthew R. Hagen | July 9, 2026
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Atlanta bicycle accident lawyer, City of Atlanta negligence claim, storm drain grate injury attorney, Beltline bicycle accident, Georgia municipal liability bicycle, defective infrastructure lawyer Atlanta.]

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Bike Camera Footage Proves Liability After a Dog Attack on a Group Ride in Athens

By Matthew R. Hagen | July 9, 2026
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Georgia dog bite lawyer, cyclist attacked by dog attorney, Athens Georgia bicycle accident lawyer, homeowners insurance dog attack claim, Georgia leash law violation lawyer, dog owner liability Georgia.]

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$1 Million Settlement for a Cyclist Hit by a Truck on GA 3, Without Ever Filing a Lawsuit

By Bruce A. Hagen | July 9, 2026
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Georgia truck accident lawyer, cyclist hit by truck attorney, Atlanta trucking accident lawyer, FMCSA violation lawyer, negligent trucking company Georgia, Pike County bicycle accident attorney, distracted truck driver lawsuit, bicycle vs. commercial vehicle accident.]

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How a 1.5-Inch Ridge in the Road Led to a Six-Figure Settlement Against the City of Sandy Springs, Georgia

By Bruce A. Hagen | July 9, 2026
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  • How a Flawed Police Report Nearly Cost Two Injured Cyclists Their Compensation
  • A Four-Year Fight Against Two Government Entities Over One Sunken Utility Cover
  • The Advocate Who Wrote Dunwoody’s Bike Safety Law Became the Reason It Was Used
  • Injured While Bikepacking Out of State? Why This Georgia Cyclist’s Case Still Came Home
  • “I Didn’t Think I Had a Case”: Nine Things Cyclists Tell Us Before They Realize They Do

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