Prioritize your safety by seeking immediate medical attention. Report the incident to the authorities, gather as much evidence as possible from the scene, and contact a qualified bus accident attorney at Hillstone Law to protect your rights.

Liability may rest with the bus driver, the bus company, a third-party motorist, or even a government agency if the bus is part of public transportation.

Yes. However, injury claims against public entities must be filed quickly, usually within six months of the incident, due to strict government deadlines.

If a bus driver’s negligence caused the accident, you may be entitled to compensation for your injuries, even as a pedestrian or cyclist.

Often, yes. Bus accidents involve multiple parties, potential government liability, and large insurance policies, making them more legally complex.

You typically have two years from the date of the accident. However, claims against government agencies must be filed within six months.

You may be entitled to recover damages for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other related costs.

Common causes include driver negligence, mechanical failure, poor maintenance, hazardous road conditions, and reckless driving.

Common causes include driver negligence, mechanical failure, poor maintenance, hazardous road conditions, and reckless driving.

Yes. Injured passengers can pursue compensation if the crash was due to negligence by the bus driver or another party.

At Hillstone Law, our experienced attorneys investigate the crash, identify all liable parties, handle communications with insurers, and fight for the full compensation you deserve.