If you had insurance of your own at the time, then notify them and they will take care of it. If you were uninsured at the time, then technically...

If you were physically injured you could make a claim for pain & suffering. But if it's only for property damage and they fix the property damage,...

This is actually pretty common, with one exception: An insurance company will usually accept liability in such a situation after maybe a month or...

You may fine this helpful: https://www.codot.gov/safety/carseats/colorado-child-passenger-safety-law-1

I do not practice in CA (I'm way over in MA), but as nobody from CA has responded yet (at least that I can see), I'll let you know that over here...

I don't know if things are different in PA (I'm in MA - and every state tends to be a little different with things), ... but here in MA you need to...

Based on your description, it sounds like the other vehicle is at fault. But beware, the other driver may not report it the same way you do. So...

I think there's more here that needs to be discussed than one can provide in a short answer to a public forum post. I suggest you have a free...

Report this to you insurance company. They will provide counsel to defend you (or pay the claim)

These cases are very fact intensive. You can probably place some of the fault on the bicyclist travelling the wrong was and failing to stop when...