Bicycle crashes can leave you dealing with painful injuries, expensive medical care, and a sudden loss of independence. The Stuckey Firm helps injured cyclists in D pursue full compensation with clear guidance, direct attorney access, and a strategy built around what recovery truly requires.
Bicycle Accident Lawyer in Dublin, OH

When a Bike Ride Turns Into a Life Disruption
Bicyclists in don’t always get the respect they need on the road. Unfortunately, negligent motorists can cause severe injuries to local bicyclists. However, there’s relief available if you were recently injured. Instead of paying for medical bills and property repairs on your own, you can work with experienced Dublin personal injury lawyers to help you get the compensation you need.
The Stuckey Firm, LLC’s Dublin bicycle accident lawyers will build a strong case tailored to your needs. With our team, you get direct access and personalized advocacy without bureaucratic layers. Put our over three decades of combined experience to work for you today. Book your free case consultation to discuss your case and potential legal strategies.
Bicyclists Have the Right to Safety on the Road
Every bicyclist on the road in Dublin has the right to ensure their safety while traveling. While there are steps bicyclists should take to improve their safety—such as wearing high-visibility clothing and primarily riding during daylight hours—motorists must remain aware of any bicyclists sharing the road. Motorists who accidentally or intentionally endanger cyclists may face significant legal consequences, especially if their negligence causes an accident.
Bicyclists can work with our bike wreck lawyers in Dublin, OH to hold reckless drivers financially responsible for their recovery. The parties that most often appear in Ohio’s bicycle accident civil cases include the following:
- Pedestrians
- Motorists
- Other bicyclists
- Motorcyclists
- Truck drivers
- Construction crews
- Government officials
If you are experiencing challenges following your accident, our team can guide you through the necessary steps. We provide detailed guidance on the appropriate actions to take after a bicycle accident and will advocate on your behalf, regardless of the complexity of your case.
We Are Committed to Holding Negligent Parties Accountable and Putting Your Needs First.


Taking Legal Action After a Bicycle Accident
If the person responsible for your recent bicycle accident has insurance, you may have the right to file an insurance claim for financial support. However, insurance claims don’t always consider the extent of your non-economic damages, like pain and suffering. Insurance adjusters will typically work to minimize your claim as much as possible.
If you file a bicycle accident claim before Ohio’s personal injury statute of limitations expires, you can recover the full extent of your economic and non-economic losses. You do not always have to go to trial to get the support you deserve. You can instead work with our experienced Dublin, OH, bicycle accident attorneys to:
Find Evidence of Negligence
You can’t build a bicycle accident claim unless you have evidence indicating that:
- A liable party owed you a duty of care at the time of your crash.
- A liable party violated that duty of care intentionally or by accident.
- Your accident resulted in your injury or financial losses.
The evidence you use to make your case may not look like the evidence someone else uses to fight for bicycle accident damages. Each case is unique. Our team will connect with experienced investigators to determine which kinds of evidence—including photos, witness statements, and environmental damage—bear the greatest weight in your fight for support.

Cases Won Real Outcomes for Real People

$3.6 Million
Retained by a family who were in disbelief of the news reports...
Retained by a family who were in disbelief of the news reports that characterized their elderly father as a reckless motorcyclist. After a complex accident reconstruction identified the negligence of multiple parties, the case was settled during a second private mediation.

$1.6 Million
The primary harm in this case was residual scarring and deformity as...
The primary harm in this case was residual scarring and deformity as a result of the injury. Unfortunately, Ohio has a cap of $250,000 for non-economic damages, with no exceptions, for cases against political subdivisions. Through a comprehensive case work up and well versed arguments presenting a real threat to challenging the constitutionality of caps on damages, we were able to negotiate a higher settlement than what was provided under the law.

$1.3 Million
A box truck driver failed to yield the right of way to...
A box truck driver failed to yield the right of way to oncoming traffic when turning left, causing a serious collision with three young adult siblings. TSF was engaged to serve as local counsel to assist with the litigation, mediation, and resolution of the case.

$600,000
A box truck driver failed to yield the right of way to...
A box truck driver failed to yield the right of way to oncoming traffic when turning left and turned in front of a motorcyclist, causing serious injury. An accident reconstructionist was retained to disprove inflammatory witness accounts of speed, as motorcyclists are commonly accused of speeding due to the sound of their bike.

$500,000
Inexperienced driver failed to yield the right of way to oncoming traffic...
Inexperienced driver failed to yield the right of way to oncoming traffic when turning left, causing a serious collision with an oncoming motorist. Client sustained serious injuries requring extensive hospitalization and rehab. He and his wife heavily relied upon counsel to guide them through the maze of medical bills and insurance claims so they could focus on healing and recovery. Settlement was further maximized through negotiations with multiple lienholders.

$135,000
Dog bit nose of adult visitor to home. Retained plastic surgery expert...
Dog bit nose of adult visitor to home. Retained plastic surgery expert to demonstrate permanency of scarring to enhance case value

$100,000
At-fault driver failed to yield on a left hand turn, causing crash...
At-fault driver failed to yield on a left hand turn, causing crash and injury to college aged passenger. Policy limits settlement offer obtained despite minimal medical treatment options and $5,000 in medical bills. Client was unsure how to protect her concern for permanent injury and retained counsel to help her obtain expert testimony to document permanent injury to justify the policy limits settlement.
Accurately Determine the Value of Your Losses
We want you to walk away from a bicycle accident case with the compensation you need to cover your expenses. Personal injury claims allow you to request financial compensation for various losses, including those that may not generate traditional bills.
You may have the right to include the following losses in your claim:
- Medical expenses: This includes costs such as emergency room bills, ongoing medical care, and any other treatment related to your accident.
- Pain and suffering: Compensation for the physical pain and emotional distress caused by the accident.
- Lost wages: Reimbursement for income lost due to your inability to work while recovering.
- Stress: Financial compensation for mental health impacts, such as anxiety or depression, resulting from the accident.
- Property damage: Coverage for any damage to your bicycle or other personal property, including restoration or replacement costs.
- Reduced quality of life: Compensation if your injuries affect your ability to enjoy daily activities or hobbies as you did before the accident.
You can discuss what damages can factor into your final settlement as our investigation into your accident progresses.
Meet Your Ohio Personal Injury Attorneys
Proven Leaders in Ohio Personal Injury Law
Our team of local attorneys were hand-selected for their experience and leadership in client service, top legal organizations, and our communities.

Founder
Nathan J. Stuckey
- Immediate Past President of Ohio Association for Justice
- The National Trial Lawyers, Top 100
- Ohio Super Lawyers

Partner
Sydney S. McLafferty
- Past President, Ohio Association for Justice
- Active Member, American Association of Justice
- National Women’s Trial Lawyers, Top 25

Partner
J. Michael Vervoort
- Board Member, Ohio Association for Justice
- Member, American Association for Justice
- Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys

Attorney
Paul (PJ) Jacob Ratcliffe
- Member, West Virginia Association for Justice
- Member, Ohio Association for Justice
- Member, American Association for Justice

Attorney
Christian W. Sorg
- Member, Ohio Association for Justice
- Member, Clark County Bar Association
- Founding Board Member, Recon & Sniper Foundation

Attorney
James E. Heath
- Past President, Clark County Bar Association
- Board Member, Clark County Sportsman’s Club
- Former Captian, U.S. Army JAG Corps

Of Counsel
Christian R. Patno
- Of Counsel
- President, American Board of Trial Advocates
- Fellow, Litigation Counsel of America
“Everything he did was over and beyond what we would expect an attorney to do. He made it so that we didn’t have any worries.”
—Client | Auto Accident

When to Go to Court and When to Negotiate
As previously discussed, filing a bicycle accident claim does not limit you to a specific legal process, whether negotiating or pursuing a court case. You are not obligated to argue for your right to accident compensation before a judge and jury. If you prefer to avoid going to court, you can ask your attorney to arrange private settlement negotiations with the liable party.
Private Settlement Negotiations
Private negotiations take place out of court and allow you to discuss and negotiate your compensation with the party responsible for your recovery.
Securing a settlement can help you meet your recovery needs without going to trial.
When Negotiations Fail
Negotiations do not always resolve peacefully. Sometimes, a liable party may act in bad faith, such as making unreasonable demands, delaying communication, or refusing to acknowledge the true cost of their negligence. In these situations, if negotiations fail, you may proceed by filing a formal complaint with the court; if this has not already been done, you may continue with litigation. Once a lawsuit is filed, the case will proceed according to court rules, which can take some time.
Choosing the Right Path
Deciding whether to pursue a court case or negotiate privately is a critical decision. Each situation is unique, and consulting with an experienced attorney will help you determine the best course of action based on the specifics of your case. Whether through negotiations or in court, our goal is to obtain the compensation you deserve for your recovery.
What to Expect From Bicycle Accident Lawyers in Dublin, Ohio
The Stuckey Firm, LLC, consistently offers Ohio residents high-quality legal representation in and out of civil court. We’ve helped bicyclists throughout the state recover compensation after life-changing accidents. Our personalized services can help survivors like you:
- File insurance claims: Handle the filing of claims to get the compensation you deserve
- Document the accident scene: Collect evidence that supports your case
- Communicate with liable parties: Manage discussions with responsible parties and their insurance companies
- Gather witness statements: Meet with bystanders and gather helpful witness testimony
- Connect with expert witnesses: Bring in experts to strengthen your case
- Analyze case data: Thoroughly review all relevant information to support your claim
- Build a strong case: Prepare for settlement or trial to achieve maximum recovery
- Meet legal deadlines: Stay on top of all relevant statutes of limitations
From start to finish, our lawyers will advocate for your right to fair compensation. We understand how difficult the aftermath of an accident can be, and we are here to guide you every step of the way.

Schedule a Free Bicycle Accident Case Consultation Today
If you have been injured due to someone else’s negligence, you have the right to hold them accountable. Our experienced bicycle accident attorneys in Dublin, OH, are ready to help you seek the compensation you deserve.
Our team provides personalized representation, ensuring you receive the care and attention you need. We have extensive experience handling bicycle accident cases and will work to build a strong case for you. Act within Ohio’s two-year personal injury statute of limitations to protect your rights. Our attorneys will guide you through every step. Book your free consultation today to discuss your options and take the first step towards the compensation you deserve.
