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Unfortunately, bicycle accidents are a daily fact of life in Southern California. Cyclists are struck by other bikes, hit by cars and other motor vehicles, knocked off their bikes by opened car doors and forced into traffic by an obstruction in the path. They suffer broken bones, torn ligaments, head, brain, neck and spine injuries and, all too often, they are killed. It is imperative to know your rights if your injured in a bicycle accident.

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