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Sample Table of Contents
| Dedication | v |
| Introduction | 1 |
| Disclaimer | 3 |
| Chapter 1: Being Unprepared | 5 |
| Chapter 2: Failing to Get Help | 15 |
| Chapter 3: Not Having Any Witnesses | 23 |
| Chapter 4: Not Having Any Evidence | 27 |
| Chapter 5: Not Contacting the Authorities | 33 |
| Chapter 6: Failing to Follow Up | 37 |
| Chapter 7: Not Having “Show & Tell” | 39 |
| Chapter 8: Failing to Document | 47 |
| Chapter 9: Talking Too Much… | 53 |
| Chapter 10: Losing Track of Time | 57 |
| Appendix | 63 |
| Virginia Cyclists: Legal Rights and Remedies | 65 |
| Sample VA Jury Instructions | 77 |
| Sample Police Report | 78 |
| Sample Interrogatory Questions | 83 |
| Illustrative Cases Handled by Abrams Landau | 87 |
| A. Can You Really Make a Federal Case Out of a Bike Crash? | 87 |
| B. Eagleman Triathlon Finish Line Crash | 88 |
| C. College Professor’s Sabbatical Bike Tour Cut Short by Truck Driver | 90 |
| D. Teen Driver Strikes Not One, But Two Bikers in Loudoun County | 93 |
| E. Taxi Cab Driver Plows into Experienced Cyclist & Triathlete in Bicycle Lane | 94 |
| Conclusion | 97 |
| About the Author | 99 |