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Personal Injury & Torts

Sep. 30, 2003

Bicycling Lawyer Puts Mettle to the Pedal

SANTA ANA - James M. Hester didn't want to be roadkill. But as he sprawled across a stretch of asphalt winding north of Santa Barbara, he knew that a passing big rig would flatten his crumpled body, along with his $3,000 GT ZR1 18-speed road bike, if he didn't manage to get himself off the highway.

By Mark Cromer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        SANTA ANA - James M. Hester didn't want to be roadkill.
        But as he sprawled across ...

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