Advocating for Injured Cyclists Across Palm Beach, Martin & St. Lucie Counties
Cycling offers freedom, health benefits, and eco-friendly transportation, but when negligent drivers or unsafe road conditions come into play, the consequences can be devastating. At Slinkman, Slinkman & Wynne, P.A., our experienced electric bike and bicycle accident lawyers are committed to protecting the rights of injured cyclists and e-bike riders throughout Palm Beach County, Martin County, and St. Lucie County.
Whether you were riding a traditional bicycle or an electric bike, if someone else’s negligence caused your accident, our Florida-based personal injury attorneys are here to help you seek justice and full compensation for your injuries.
When to Contact a Bicycle Injury Lawyer
If you’ve been involved in a bicycle or e-bike accident, here are the key signs you should speak with an attorney:
Don’t try to navigate the aftermath alone—our firm is ready to step in and protect your rights.
Why Choose Slinkman, Slinkman & Wynne, P.A.?
Choosing the right legal team can make all the difference. With over 40 years of experience in Florida personal injury law, we offer:
We are committed to securing the maximum compensation available for your injuries and losses.
Florida’s E-Bike Laws: What Riders Need to Know
In Florida, electric bicycles (e-bikes) are generally treated the same as traditional bicycles. They do not require a special license, registration, or a motorcycle endorsement. However, certain rules still apply—especially when it comes to helmet use, speed classifications, and where you’re allowed to ride.
Here’s an overview of Florida’s e-bike laws to help you stay informed and compliant:
General Rules for E-Bike Riders in Florida
Florida E-Bike Classifications & Speed Limits
Florida recognizes three classes of e-bikes, each with different speed capabilities and operation modes:
Note: If your e-bike exceeds these limits or is modified to do so, it may no longer be legally classified as an e-bike under Florida law.
Leading Causes of Bicycle and E-Bike Accidents
Accidents are often caused by driver negligence or unsafe conditions, including:
Our firm investigates each accident thoroughly to determine the exact cause—and who should be held accountable.
Injuries We Commonly Handle
Cyclists are vulnerable on the road, and injuries can be severe. We represent clients who have suffered:
No matter how serious your injury is, we’re here to fight for the compensation you need to recover fully.
Who May Be Held Liable?
Liability in bicycle accidents can involve multiple parties, including:
Our legal team conducts a comprehensive investigation to pursue every responsible party.
Pursuing Full Compensation for Cyclists
At Slinkman, Slinkman & Wynne, P.A., we fight to recover compensation for:
Areas We Serve
We proudly represent bicycle accident victims throughout:
Florida Bicycle & E-Bike Accidents FAQs
Ensure safety, seek medical care, report the crash, gather evidence, avoid admitting fault, and speak with an attorney as soon as possible.
Florida’s statute of limitations for personal injury claims is two years from the date of the accident. Acting promptly helps preserve critical evidence and strengthens your case.
We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay nothing unless we win or settle your case.
You can still pursue compensation for your injuries. While Florida law requires helmet use for certain age groups, not wearing a helmet does not automatically prevent you from filing a personal injury claim. However, it may affect how damages are calculated.
Generally, yes. E-bike riders have similar rights and responsibilities, but specific rules may apply depending on the class and speed of the bike.
Yes. If someone else’s negligence caused your injuries, you may be eligible for compensation.
Get the Legal Help You Deserve – Contact Slinkman, Slinkman & Wynne, P.A. Today
If you or a loved one has been injured in a bicycle or e-bike accident, don’t face the aftermath alone. The electric bike and bicycle accident lawyers at Slinkman, Slinkman & Wynne, P.A. are here to help. Contact us today to schedule your free, no-obligation case review.
