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Personal Injury Attorney James Pocrass Takes Your Questions

Readers of Long Beachize and Santa Monica Next are familiar with the personal injury law firm Pocrass and De Los Reyes LLP from their sponsorship of these websites.

James Pocrass. Photography by Dennis Trantham
James Pocrass. Photography by Dennis Trantham
James Pocrass. Photography by Dennis Trantham

Personal injury attorney Jim Pocrass is an active member of the Los Angeles bike community. In addition to our news sites, Pocrass & De Los Reyes supports the Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition, where Jim sits on the board, and is a sponsor of L.A. River Ride and numerous other events and LACBC publications.

In the lead-up to River Ride, Jim has agreed to answer questions posed by Streetsblog readers. We’ll accept questions through next Monday and send them along to Jim. We’ll publish his responses as soon as we get them from him.

So do you have questions about how 3-Feet-Please laws will impact cyclists? Questions on what to do after a crash or if you’re in a hit and run? Maybe you wonder if you need a police report after a collision or how do you know if you have a case? Post them in the comments or tweet them @streetsblogla or even leave a comment on our Facebook page.

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