Cyclocross Magazine
A Premier Voice in ‘Cross Culture — Highlighting Attorney Joe Piscitello’s Involvement
Cyclocross, also called “cross,” is a unique form of bicycle racing that blends speed, skill, and grit. Races typically take place across varied terrain — grass, mud, sand, and pavement — and often require riders to dismount, carry their bikes over obstacles or steep terrain, and remount to continue their charge. It’s a sport with deep roots in European cycling history that has grown vigorously in the U.S. market over the past decade. This expansion in popularity has paralleled Cyclocross Magazine’s own growth, as the publication documents major events, profiles standout athletes, and highlights emerging trends in the sport.
One example of the magazine’s cultural impact is its coverage of local and national cyclocross events, including community clinics and meetups that help introduce new fans and racers to the sport. The magazine’s reporting doesn’t just focus on elite competition; it also celebrates grassroots efforts that strengthen the broader cycling community.
Attorney Joe Piscitello is not only a seasoned trial lawyer but also an avid cyclist and community advocate whose involvement in cyclocross extends far beyond a mere hobby. In 2016, Piscitello Law hosted and co-presented a series of high-profile cyclocross clinics led by U.S. Cyclocross National Champion Jeremy Powers — events that drew significant local participation and brought attention to the sport in the Philadelphia region.
The event, held in July of that year, was co-hosted with the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia and offered hands-on instruction in cyclocross racing fundamentals, handling techniques, and simulated race experiences. The clinic benefited Cadence Youth Cycling, an organization committed to using competitive cycling to instill leadership and perseverance in young people.
Piscitello’s involvement in the cyclocross community has been multifaceted. Beyond organizing clinics, he has competed at a high level himself — placing in the top ten at the U.S. Cyclocross Championships — and has worked to educate cyclists about their rights and safety on the road. His dual identity as a cyclist and an attorney exemplifies how the sport’s culture intersects with advocacy, safety, and community development, themes that Cyclocross Magazine regularly champions.
In sum, Cyclocross Magazine plays a vital role in amplifying the voices, stories, and events that shape the cyclocross world. Its broad yet nuanced coverage helps knit together a vibrant and passionate community — one that includes athletes, fans, local advocates like Joe Piscitello, and anyone who loves the thrill of cross racing.
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"Their professionalism, knowledge, and dedication gave me confidence that I was in the right hands."I highly recommend Mr. Piscitello and his firm to any cyclist or individual in need of legal assistance. Their commitment to excellence and client care truly deserves a 5-star rating.Lance W.
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"Piscitello Law was excellent through the whole process & I'm very thankful!"Joe and his staff represented me and my interests after I was hit by a car while riding my bike. The young woman who hit me was underinsured. The process of resolving significant medical bills between multiple insurance companies and my personal health insRobert Ilgenfritz
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"With Piscitello Law, I could concentrate on recovering & rehabilitating!"Joe and his staff were very professional and helpful in guiding me through the complex legal process after I was hit by an impaired, uninsured automobile driver while riding my bike. It was reassuring to know that I didn't have to worry about these legal mBarb McKee
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"Exceptional Attorney"Joe is an exceptional attorney and helped me through the difficult period of time after my accident. He's a great communicator, and thorough in his approach, and I felt involved during the entire process.Andrew Y.
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"Character Matters"I must have been passed by 50 other riders going the other way, and attorney Piscitello and his son very kindly stopped and helped me, giving me a new tube, and using his CO2 cartridges to get me going again, and I was able to complete the ride. I believePeter W.
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"Absolute Best Legal Services"For over 20 years Piscitello Law has provided the absolute best legal services to my family and friends. And, when I was injured in an auto accident, Joey got me the money that I deserved.Quintin Smith
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"Excellent Guidance and Reassurance"Joe and the team at Piscitello Law were excellent at providing guidance and reassurance throughout the whole process after being involved in a car versus bicycle incident. Joe was always available whenever I needed to talk to him about the case and was alwDr. Patrick Brown
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"Piscitello Law - Advocates for Biker's Rights"Joe is hands down the guy you want if you are hit by a car while biking. He has a great understanding of a biker's rights on the road and the severity of injuries that can result from
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Our Results
Millions Recovered
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$3,125,500 Bicycle Crash - No Contact With Vehicle
$3,125,500 was secured for a 49-year-old cyclist who suffered life-altering injuries after a truck driver recklessly forced him off the road in Montgomery County. The case proved the cyclist’s evasive actions were reasonable despite no direct contact with the truck.
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$1,300,000 Trucking
$1.3 million was secured in Eby v. John Doe Trucking Company after a catastrophic Pennsylvania Turnpike crash caused by a truck driver’s failure to adjust for dangerous weather conditions, resulting in significant injuries and extensive future medical and wage loss damages.
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$1,100,000 Pedestrian Matter
$1.1 million was awarded to a 38-year-old Philadelphia woman who suffered serious injuries and wage loss after being struck by a construction truck that swerved onto a sidewalk in Cape May, New Jersey.
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$575,000 Bicycle Crash - Side Mirror Hits Cyclist
$575,000 was secured for a 60-year-old cyclist who suffered rib fractures and a collapsed lung after being struck by a fleeing driver’s side mirror in Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey.
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$535,000 Bicycle Crash with Rideshare Company
$535,000 was awarded to a 32-year-old cyclist who suffered a broken leg requiring surgery after a rideshare driver turned into his lane, leaving him unable to work or train for months.
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$200,000 Bicycle Crash - Hit & Run
Motorist runs stop sign, hits a cyclist, and flees.