Gainesville, Florida – Bagen Law Accident Injury Lawyers announced today that Attorney Kyle J. Bagen has been selected for inclusion in the 33rd edition of The Best Lawyers in America®, recognized for his work in Personal Injury Litigation – Plaintiffs.

The recognition places Bagen among a small fraction of practicing attorneys nationwide. The 33rd edition of Best Lawyers recognizes roughly 81,000 lawyers across more than 150 practice areas, representing about 5% of practicing attorneys in the United States, based on more than 3.8 million peer evaluations submitted by currently recognized lawyers in the same practice area and region.

Best Lawyers selects honorees through its Purely Peer Review® process. A lawyer is first nominated by someone other than themselves, then evaluated confidentially by other currently recognized attorneys practicing in the same field and geographic area. There is no application and no fee to be considered.

A Litigation Career Built on Motorcycle and Motor Vehicle Cases

Bagen leads the Litigation Department at Bagen Law, where he has secured numerous seven-figure verdicts and settlements on behalf of injured clients. His practice centers on personal injury and wrongful death claims, with a particular focus on motor vehicle collisions, including a caseload weighted toward motorcycle accidents.

An avid motorcycle rider himself, Bagen has represented hundreds of fellow riders, including clients who sustained catastrophic injuries. That firsthand perspective informs how he approaches motorcycle litigation, from reconstructing high-speed collisions to countering the bias riders often face from insurers and juries.

Bagen has also been named a Super Lawyers “Rising Star” in its Under-40 category and holds membership in the Multimillion Dollar Advocates Forum, the Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys, the Association of Plaintiffs’ Interstate Trucking Lawyers of America, and the Florida Justice Association.

A graduate of Buchholz High School in Gainesville, Bagen earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Florida and his law degree from Barry University School of Law in Orlando before returning to practice in the community where he grew up.

“This recognition comes from my peers, the people who know what this work actually takes. I’ve built my career representing injured riders and crash victims because I understand what’s at stake for them, and I’ll keep fighting for that same result no matter how many cases come through the door.”