Involved in a collision with a motorist? What you document at the scene can be critically important & ward off attempts to blame you.

Consider our winter cycling tips and keep riding year round. Despite the temperature or snow, the benefits outweigh the concerns!

The Biking Lawyer LLP guide for cyclists to report dangerous drivers and road violence.

Doug Ford and his cronies attack bike lanes for political gain instead of address issues of critical importance to Ontarians.

Police hanging out in High Park to harass cyclists runs contrary to their own data showing where serious collisions occur and is wasteful.

Understand the laws behind e-scooter use in Ontario and what to do if you're involved in an e-scooter accident.

Motorist who ran a cyclist off the road continues to stalk and threaten people on bikes in the Hamilton Dundas Valley Area

City of Toronto blames cyclist for colliding with an oversized CafeTO patio illegally installed for 3 years.

Doorings are one of the most unexpected and dangerous hazards we cyclists face. Our guide will prepare you if the unfortunate occurs.

Whether at fault or not, cyclists involved in a crash with a car are entitled to Accident Benefit insurance coverage.

What is the law around pedestrian head start signals and cyclists? Read more on if you can bike out ahead of motorists.

Road construction is a major hazard for cyclists. Read our blog to learn how to report negligent construction and road works.

If a driver can prove that a cyclist was to an extent liable for the crash, the cyclist will be found contributorily negligent.

Municipalities must prioritize keeping bike lanes safe, clear and rideable year-round.

This week in our bike commuting series we give you our top ten tips to reduce the risk of accident or injury while riding to work.

There are so many reasons to use your bike to get to and from work. No gasoline, no parking issues, no pollution and no more need to spend

The Biking Lawyer LLP was founded by Dave Shellnutt and Joel Zanatta, two lawyers with a shared passion for bikes.

Recreational trails are a use at your own risk affair unless the trail operator has exercised a reckless disregard to safety.

It's time we all take action and tell the Ontario Government to support and pass the Protecting Vulnerable Road Users Act!