Electric Scooter Accidents
Electric scooters and e-bikes are everywhere on Long Island, but accidents are increasingly common. Our attorneys understand the unique legal issues these cases present and fight for injured riders and pedestrians.
Navigating New Transportation Laws
E-scooter and e-bike accidents involve evolving laws and complex liability questions. Whether you were riding a scooter or hit by one, our attorneys have the expertise to handle these emerging personal injury cases.
Understanding of New York's e-scooter and e-bike regulations
Experience with multi-party liability in transportation accidents
Knowledge of rental company insurance and liability policies
Track record with all types of vehicle accident claims
No fee unless we win your case
How We Help
A clear, structured approach to achieving the best possible outcome for your case.
Case Evaluation
We analyze your accident, identify liable parties, and explain your options.
Investigation
We gather evidence, review regulations, and identify all insurance sources.
Build Your Claim
We document injuries and calculate full damages from all responsible parties.
Maximize Recovery
We pursue compensation through all available channels.
Common Cases
We handle a wide range of electric scooter accidents matters. Here are some of the most common situations where we can help.
Rider Injuries
Injuries to e-scooter and e-bike riders from collisions and road hazards.
Pedestrian Accidents
Pedestrians struck by e-scooters or e-bikes on sidewalks and crosswalks.
Vehicle Collisions
E-scooter riders hit by cars, trucks, and other motor vehicles.
Defective Products
Accidents caused by defective scooters, brakes, or batteries.
Rental Company Liability
Claims against Lime, Bird, and other rental companies for unsafe equipment.
Road Hazards
Falls caused by potholes, debris, and poor road conditions affecting small wheels.
Questions About Electric Scooter Accidents?
Get answers to common questions. Still have questions? for a free consultation.
Are electric scooters legal in New York?
Yes, New York legalized e-scooters and e-bikes in 2020, but regulations vary by locality. NYC has specific rules about where they can be ridden and speed limits. Understanding these rules is important for determining liability in accidents.
Who is liable if I'm hit by a rented scooter?
Potentially the rider, the rental company, or both. Rental company liability depends on the maintenance of the scooter and their user agreements. We investigate all potential sources of recovery.
Can I sue if I was injured while riding my own scooter?
Yes, you may have claims against negligent drivers, property owners responsible for hazardous conditions, or scooter manufacturers if a defect caused your crash. We evaluate all possibilities.
What injuries are common in e-scooter accidents?
Common injuries include head trauma (especially without helmets), broken bones, facial injuries, wrist and hand injuries from bracing falls, and road rash. These can range from minor to catastrophic.
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