Washington Bike Law is a specialized legal practice dedicated exclusively to representing injured bicyclists across Washington State, focusing on personal injury and insurance law related to bicycle accidents. Recognized as Seattle’s premier bike law firm, it stands out for its deep cycling advocacy, platinum-level Bike Friendly Business status, and a team of attorneys who are themselves experienced, committed cyclists.
The firm provides unparalleled legal representation with a strong trial and appellate practice, leveraging decades of experience to resolve cases through negotiation or litigation when necessary. Founded by Attorney Bob Anderton, a year-round bike commuter and Martindale-Hubbell AV Preeminent-rated lawyer, the team includes former prosecutors, professional racers, and advocates committed to making streets safer. They serve bicyclists of all backgrounds, from daily commuters to recreational riders, and take cases regardless of claim value when legal representation is in the client’s best interest.
Services Offered
- Personal injury attorney services for bicycle accidents
- Insurance attorney services, including disputes and coverage explanations
- Trial attorney representation for bicycle crash litigation
- Appellate advocacy for appealed judgments
- Free consultations and case evaluations
- Negotiation and alternative dispute resolution
- Resolution of property damage and loss of use claims
- Handling of medical bill disputes and insurance subrogation
- Assistance with traffic ticket disputes related to bicycle accidents
- Legal advocacy for injuries caused by unsafe road infrastructure
- Pro bono advocacy for bicycling and safer streets initiatives
Serving bicyclists statewide from its Seattle office, the firm has achieved significant victories in improving infrastructure safety, such as the Missing Link of the Burke-Gilman Trail and replacement of hazardous drain grates. The team is peer-rated AV Preeminent and has been honored by the League of American Bicyclists and Cascade Bicycle Club for excellence in bike-friendly advocacy and business practices.
