Why Hire Fielding Law

• Experienced in e-bike and e-scooter accidents in California and Arizona

• Personalized legal support from start to finish

• Aggressive negotiation and litigation to maximize compensation

• No upfront fees – we only get paid if you recover compensation

• Compassionate guidance during a stressful time

Understanding E-Bike and E-Scooter Accidents

Accidents can happen for many reasons, and liability can involve multiple parties. Potential causes include:

• Collisions with motor vehicles

• Defective equipment or mechanical failure

• Dangerous road conditions or poorly maintained bike lanes

• Negligent operation by other riders

• Inadequate lighting or visibility

Determining fault in these cases often requires thorough investigation, which is why having an experienced attorney is critical.

Injuries From E-Bike and E-Scooter Accidents

Even low-speed e-bike or e-scooter accidents can result in serious injuries, including:

• Fractures, broken bones, and joint injuries

• Head trauma, concussions, and traumatic brain injuries

• Road rash, lacerations, and bruising

• Spinal injuries

• Emotional trauma and anxiety

Prompt medical care and documentation are essential to protect your health and support your case.

Steps to Take After an E-Bike or E-Scooter Accident

1. Seek medical attention immediately to assess and treat injuries.

2. Call the authorities to file a police report if another party is involved.

3. Document the scene with photos of vehicles, equipment, road conditions, and any visible injuries.

4. Collect witness information including names, phone numbers, and statements.

5. Preserve evidence such as damaged e-bikes or scooters, helmets, and receipts for repairs or medical treatment.

6. Do not post about the accident online, as social media statements can be used against you.

7. Contact an experienced attorney to protect your rights and pursue fair compensation.

E-Bike and E-Scooter Laws in California and Arizona

California

• E-bikes are classified into three categories, each with specific rules for where and how they can be ridden.

• Riders must follow traffic laws and wear helmets when required.

• Property owners or vehicle drivers may be held liable if negligence contributed to the accident.

Arizona

• E-bikes and e-scooters are generally treated like bicycles under state law.

• Riders must follow roadway regulations and helmet laws where applicable.

• Liability may arise from negligent operation, unsafe road conditions, or defective equipment.

Understanding the differences in state law is key to pursuing a strong claim.

Get Help With Your E-Bike or E-Scooter Accident

Call 833.88.SHARK today and speak with Fielding Law to get a free consultation for your e-bike or e-scooter accident case in California or Arizona. Our attorneys will guide you through the claims process, fight for the compensation you deserve, and provide support every step of the way.