• Willie Schmerler at Scanlan, Buckle, & Young (Austin), who tells us in Nov. 2002 that he's handled about half a dozen bicycle-related cases in the last decade,
  
  
• Lenore Shefman of CyclistLaw.com, who practices in Austin and San Francisco. Personally, I'm a little put off that she also defends drunk drivers.
  
  
• Steven Magas writes, "I've handled 50+ bike cases ranging from 3 to 7 figures in value. I also do pro bono work on particularly nasty traffic cases, etc. I handled Trotwood v. Selz, in which a cyclist was ticketed for going 17mph UPHILL in a 45mph zone. He was cited for impeding traffic. I successfully argued that he WAS 'traffic' as that is defined in Ohio law. I've looked at cases as far away as Hawaii, and will look at a good case anywhere in the US. I will then find a local attorney and stay involved."
  
  
• Harvey Hyman of BicycleInjuryLaw.com. Won a $1,000,000 judgement for a cyclist against a California city.
  
  
• Gary Brustin at BicycleLawyer.com.
  
  
• Gerry Oginski (NY)
  
  
• Michael Colbach (Oregon).

Your attorney may want to employ an expert witness. We know of only these two:

• John S. Allen
• Shapiro & Associates