New York Law Journal

'Doored' while Cycling In New York-Not as simple as Riding a Bike

This article was published in the New York Law Journal on May 11, 2012. Daniel Flanzig, a New York Bike Crash attorney, outlines the legal issues confronted when handling a "dooring" crash case in New York. This includes an analysis of New York State VTL 1214 as applied by the New York Courts. The article also addresses "Doorings" by NYC Taxi Cabs, applicable New York City Administrative Codes and the New York City Traffic Rules and Regulations relating to a "dooring" in New York City.

Cycling and the Doctrine of Assumption of Risk

This article was published in the New York law Journal in January 2012. It provides a legal analysis of cycling in New York and the doctrine of "assumption of risk" as it applies to New York cyclists in a variety of cycling arenas.

Managing Risk and Responsibilities for Cycle Clubs and Race Organizers

This article discusses the risks and liabilities faced by cycle clubs and race organizers and ways to avoid potential claims.

BikeShare.com

BikeShare,com, a Bike Share industry website and organization, published Daniel Flanzig's article,What to do of you are involved in a Bike Share or Citi Bike Crash. The full content of the Article is here.