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Massachusetts Electric Scooter Accident Lawyer

Injured on an eBike or electric scooter in Massachusetts? We help riders and families understand their rights after a crash.

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As the use of eBikes and electric scooters increases, so do the number of accidents. In fact, injuries from these crashes rise by about 23% every year. (United States Consumer Product Safety Commission)

The aftermath of an accident can be life-changing, whether you’re dealing with bike damage, time out of work, or even permanent disabilities. If you’re a parent of a minor involved in an eBike or electric scooter accident in Massachusetts, you may be wondering what your liability is.

Contact Mazow | McCullough, PC today at (978) 744-8000 or toll-free at (855) 693-9084 for a no-cost case evaluation.

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What to Do After an e-Bike or Electric Scooter Accident

Navigating a micromobility accident can be tough, especially as the victim. Here are some first steps to take to help you get through the immediate aftermath:

  • Call 911 if you or someone else is injured. If no one is hurt, contact the local police to report the crash.
  • Move out of the way of traffic if the road is busy. However, you can take photos of your scooter and the car that hit you first if traffic isn’t an issue.
  • Get the insurance and contact information of the driver, as well as the contact info of any witnesses who were present.
  • Talk to law enforcement to give your account of the incident, but avoid giving a recorded statement to insurance. If you need to report the accident with your own insurance company, be brief and stick to the facts.
  • If you weren’t taken to the hospital after the crash, follow up with a doctor’s appointment or visit the emergency room after the scene is cleared, even if you feel fine.
  • Get in touch with Mazow | McCullough for a free case evaluation.

eBike and Electric Scooter Accident Cases We Handle

We work with victims of all types of electric scooter and e-Bike accidents, including:

  • Accidents where a car door is opened and hits the cyclist
  • Accidents where a motorist turns into the path of the rider at an intersection
  • Side-swipe collisions where the rider is hit by the side of a motor vehicle
  • Rear-end accidents where a motor vehicle hits the cyclist from behind
  • Scooter vs. scooter or scooter vs. bicycle accidents
  • Single-rider accidents that involve scooter or bike mechanical failures

eBike & Scooter Accident Lawsuits We’ve Won

$250,000 Settlement for eBike Rider Struck by Motor Vehicle

Mazow | McCullough, PC secured a $250,000 settlement for a 70-year-old eBike rider struck by a motor vehicle in Massachusetts. The collision caused spinal fractures and other serious complications requiring hospitalization and ongoing treatment.

After recovering the at-fault driver’s $100,000 bodily injury policy limit, the firm pursued an underinsured motorist claim through the client’s own insurance and recovered an additional $150,000 policy limit.

$100,000 Settlement for Moped Rider Injured by Left-Turning Driver

Mazow | McCullough, PC secured a $100,000 settlement for a moped rider injured when a left-turning driver crossed his path in Salem, Massachusetts. The client braked to avoid the vehicle, fell from the moped, and struck the front of the car.

The firm located video footage that supported the client’s account and helped establish how the collision occurred. The crash caused a fractured thumb requiring surgery, a shoulder injury, and other damages. Using the video evidence and medical records, Mazow | McCullough obtained a $100,000 settlement for the client.

Confidential Settlement for Electric Scooter Rider Struck in Bicycle Lane

Mazow | McCullough, PC secured a confidential settlement for an electric stand-up scooter rider struck by a left-turning vehicle in Salem, Massachusetts. The client was traveling in a designated bicycle lane when the driver turned across his path, causing a head injury, permanent scarring, and post-concussion symptoms.

After the insurer disputed liability, the case proceeded to litigation. Mazow | McCullough developed evidence showing the client was traveling within the bicycle lane and that the driver had turned across it without ensuring it was safe. The firm ultimately obtained a favorable confidential settlement for the client.

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Why Choose Mazow | McCullough, PC?

  • Decades of combined legal experience
  • Millions won for injured clients and their families
  • Boston Magazine Top Lawyers
  • Massachusetts Super Lawyers
  • Martindale-Hubbell Peer Reviewed
  • Five-star AVVO Rating
  • No fee unless we win

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Real Client Reviews

“The entire team at Mazow & McCullough, PC, truly exemplifies personalized dedication to each individual client from the moment they take on a case. Any question or concern I had was immediately answered or addressed, and their communication is prompt and professional. If you are looking for a personal injury law firm that will fight for you every step of the way, you will find that with Mazow & McCullough, PC. I simply cannot recommend them enough and appreciate everything they did to advocate for me!” – Francesca M.

“Mazow | McCullough has the most exceptional team and is always ready to help. I would recommend them to any of my friends, family, or neighbors. Their dedication to their clients is top-notch, with their focus on communication and promptness being a priority.” – Lyndsey J.

“If you have been injured through no fault of your own, I highly recommend contacting Mazow | McCullough, PC. This firm is compassionate and genuinely cares about their clients’ well-being and will fight tirelessly on your behalf. They are simply the best!” – Chuck W.

Contact Our Massachusetts Electric Scooter Accident Lawyers Today

If you, your child, or another family member were hurt in an eBike or electric scooter accident in Massachusetts or New Hampshire, our legal team is here to help. Schedule a no-cost, no-obligation case consultation to learn about your rights and how to deal with next steps. Contact us online, or call (978) 904-2844 or toll-free at (855) 546-2117.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to wear a helmet when riding an e-Bike or electric scooter in Massachusetts?

Massachusetts helmet requirements depend on the type of vehicle. Every operator or passenger on a moped—legally called a “motorized bicycle”—must wear approved protective headgear, and an operator must be at least 16 and possess a valid driver’s license or learner’s permit.

Operators of motorized scooters, including qualifying electric scooters, must also wear approved protective headgear regardless of age and must have a valid driver’s license or learner’s permit; passengers are not permitted.

Qualifying electric bicycles are generally regulated like conventional bicycles, so riders and passengers age 16 or younger must wear a helmet. Although Massachusetts law does not currently require every adult e-bike rider to wear one, helmets are strongly recommended for riders of all ages.

What kind of injuries can an e-Bike or electric scooter accident cause?

Common injuries from e-Bike or electric scooter accidents include:

  • Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs)
  • Neck and spinal cord injuries
  • Broken bones
  • Internal bleeding
  • Cuts and bruises
  • Road rash
  • Death

Because micromobility devices provide little to no protection to the rider, any injuries from an accident are more likely to be severe or even catastrophic.

Who is liable in an accident between a car and an electric scooter or e-Bike?

In Massachusetts, the at-fault party in a car versus electric scooter or e-Bike accident is typically the one whose negligence caused the crash. Liability can also fall on the manufacturer or rental company if a defective scooter or eBike caused or contributed to the collision.

How long do I have to file a personal injury claim after an e-Bike or electric scooter accident?

Massachusetts has a three-year statute of limitations for most personal injury claims, including electric scooter and e-Bike accidents.

Contact Our Experienced Massachusetts Electric Scooter Accident Lawyers Now

At Mazow | McCullough, PC, we provide compassionate legal representation to accident victims and their families every day. We can help you fight for the compensation you deserve after an electric scooter or e-Bike accident.

Contact us to learn more or to schedule a no-cost case consultation to discuss your rights. Call now at (978) 904-2844 or toll-free at (855) 546-2117.