Capital Times Article on Bicycling

"Clayton Griessmeyer, a competitive cyclist, and Verona attorney who specializes in bicycle injury law, says: “Some people who ride their bicycles take advantage of the position they’re in and do things they shouldn’t do and upset drivers and create problems. From my point of view, it’s more prevalent in terms of drivers creating problems for cyclists. But I do recognize that it goes both ways.” Griessmeyer says hostility toward bicyclists occurs more often than most people would ever imagine. “I run into a lot of people who want to know what rights they have against someone who threw something or spit on them, or reached out and slapped them on the back of the head from a window,” he says. “Things like that. It’s unbelievable how often it happens.” Full article.