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Scooter Accident Lawyer
Hurt on a Bird, Lime, or other e-scooter? You still have options.
California scooter accident attorneys. Over $100 million recovered. No fee unless we win. Free 24/7 case review.
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Complicated cases, handled
They’ll point to the fine print. We’ll point to who’s at fault
Scooter cases are complicated.
Scooter companies don’t carry rider insurance, and most riders assume that means no case. Often it does not mean that.Multiple possible liable parties:
the scooter company, the driver who hit you, the property owner of an unsafe road or sidewalk, or even the scooter manufacturer if a defect caused the crash.Direct attorney access.
You talk to the lawyer on your case.No fee unless we win.
Free 24/7 case review.Access to medical treatment,
often on a lien (no upfront cost).
$100M+
Recovered for clients
1,000+
Cases won
53%
More wins than other firms
255+
5-Star Reviews
★★★★★
What we handle
Scooter accident situations we handle
- Scooter rider hit by a car or truck
- Pedestrian or cyclist hit by an e-scooter rider
- Crashes caused by scooter defects (brake failure, steering issues, throttle problems)
- Crashes caused by potholes, broken pavement, or other road hazards
- Crashes caused by scooters left blocking sidewalks or pathways
- Catastrophic injuries (head, spinal, fractures) from scooter falls
The offer
The scooter company will tell you it’s your fault. We’ll tell you whether you have a case.
Bird, Lime, and other scooter companies hide behind their app terms and user agreements. That doesn’t end your case. There are usually multiple potential at-fault parties to pursue. We figure out which apply.
Real clients. Real results. Real reviews.
What our clients say
Rated 4.9 ★★★★★ with 200+ Reviews!
Straight answers
Still on the fence? Read this first:
“I signed the scooter company’s terms. I gave up my right to sue, right?”
Maybe not. Many of those terms have been challenged in court and some don’t hold up. Even where they do, they typically only cover claims against the scooter company. If a driver hit you or a road hazard caused the crash, those claims are separate.
“I wasn’t wearing a helmet.”
That can affect head-injury damages but doesn’t automatically eliminate your case. You may still recover for other injuries.
“I was drinking when I rented the scooter.”
Honesty matters with us. That can affect the case, but it doesn’t end it. California comparative negligence still applies. We’ll tell you straight whether the case is worth pursuing.
You’ve already paid enough. Let us handle the insurance company while you focus on healing.
Call (858) 240-8772 or get your free case review below. We work on contingency, so you owe nothing unless we win.
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Common questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is liable in a scooter accident?
Depends on the facts. Possible liable parties include the driver who hit you, the scooter company (especially for defects or unsafe conditions), the city or property owner if poor maintenance contributed, or the scooter manufacturer in a product-defect case.
What if I was hit by a scooter rider while walking?
You may have a claim against the rider, against the rider’s homeowner or renter insurance, and in some situations against the scooter company. Call us and we’ll review.
How long do I have to file?
Two years from the date of the accident in most California cases. Claims against a government entity have a much shorter deadline.
I broke bones in a scooter fall. Was it the scooter’s fault?
Maybe. If the scooter had a mechanical defect (brake failure, sudden throttle, steering problem), or if it was left in a dangerous condition, the scooter company may be responsible. We investigate that for free.
How much is my case worth?
Depends on injuries, medical costs, lost wages, and which parties end up liable. We give you a realistic range during the free review.
Mova Law Group
This page is for general information only. Contacting Mova Law Group does not create an attorney-client relationship until a written agreement is signed. Past results do not guarantee a future outcome, and every case is different. Statements made on this page are not legal advice for any specific case. Attorney advertising. Chris Movafagh, responsible attorney, California State Bar #303979. Licensed in California.
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