Representation in South Carolina Bicycle Injury & Accident Cases

Bike Law founder Peter Wilborn is a lawyer in South Carolina at the AV-rated firm of Derfner, Altman and Wilborn. He works on a contingency basis on bicycle accident and injury cases in South Carolina. Attorney Jon Altman assists in many cases, bringing his 19 years of trial and personal injury law experience.

Peter has been representing cyclists and cycling groups since 2000. Years earlier, Peter had a bike tragedy in his own family. With Bike Law, Peter's aim is to be a resource to other riders and their families in South Carolina, Maryland and wherever needed.

From the start, calls and referrals have come from friends met in cycling clubs and bike shops, and from advocates for better bicycling conditions, including the Palmetto Cycling Coalition, Charleston Moves, the Greenville Spinners Bike Club and the League of American Bicyclists.

Bottom line, if you are injured or involved in a bicycle accident in South Carolina, you want a lawyer who understands cycling and legal issues unique to South Carolina cycling laws. You do not pay any fees unless money is collected on your behalf.

Bike Law is also available to speak to bicycle clubs, advocacy groups, and law enforcement personnel on bicycle safety, bicycle laws, and to give technical assistance.

Urgent! Familiarize yourself with a recent review of South Carolina's bicycle laws.

Contact Peter at 877-316-4310 or peter@bikelaw.com

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