Cyclists Have Rights — George Makes Sure Drivers Respect Them
Under Texas law, bicyclists have the same rights and duties as motor vehicle operators on the road. But the reality on our streets is different: cyclists are often overlooked, underestimated, and blamed when accidents occur. Insurance companies count on that bias.
George Oginni builds bicycle accident cases that prove exactly what happened — through traffic footage, witness testimony, accident reconstruction, and expert analysis — and fights to ensure that driver negligence doesn't go unpunished because the victim was on two wheels instead of four.
Common Causes of Bicycle Accidents
Right-Hook Collisions
A driver turning right cuts across a cyclist in the bike lane or on the road shoulder.
A driver turning right cuts across a cyclist in the bike lane or on the road shoulder.
Dooring
A car occupant opens a door into a cyclist's path without checking — one of the most common urban bike crash causes.
A car occupant opens a door into a cyclist's path without checking — one of the most common urban bike crash causes.
Driver Failure to Yield
Drivers who pull out of driveways or side streets without seeing an oncoming cyclist.
Drivers who pull out of driveways or side streets without seeing an oncoming cyclist.
Unsafe Passing
Drivers who pass cyclists with less than the required 3-foot clearance under Texas law.
Drivers who pass cyclists with less than the required 3-foot clearance under Texas law.
Distracted Driving
Phone-distracted drivers who simply don't see cyclists until impact.
Phone-distracted drivers who simply don't see cyclists until impact.
Road Hazards
Potholes, debris, uneven pavement, and missing drain covers that city or property owners failed to repair.
Potholes, debris, uneven pavement, and missing drain covers that city or property owners failed to repair.
What Damages Can You Recover?
Economic Damages
- Emergency room and surgical care
- Orthopedic treatment and rehabilitation
- Bicycle and gear replacement
- Lost wages during recovery
- Future medical treatment
- Long-term care if permanently disabled
Non-Economic Damages
- Pain and suffering
- Road rash scarring
- Permanent disability
- Loss of ability to ride
- Emotional distress
- Loss of enjoyment of life
Texas requires drivers to pass cyclists with at least 3 feet of clearance. If a driver violated this rule and hit you, that's strong evidence of negligence.
Case Results
3-Foot
Law Violations Documented
We use measurements, camera footage, and experts to prove exactly how close the driver was to you.
Full
Damages Pursued
Bike, gear, medical, wages, and the full non-economic impact — we pursue all of it.
$0
Upfront to You
No fee unless we win. You focus on recovery.