Pedestrian Accident FAQs
What should I do if I am interested in filing a lawsuit for my pedestrian accident personal injury?
Protect your rights to compensation by:
-Writing down as much information about the accident including injuries, medical bills, what happened, lost wages, and any pain and suffering as a result of the accident.
-Preserving as much evidence as possible as to who caused the accident and what damage was done by taking pictures.
-Making notes of conversations that you had with people involved in the accident and with any witnesses.
-Contact an experienced personal injury lawyer to evaluate your claim.
What types of damages are recoverable in pedestrian accident case?
The victim may recover damages for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and in some cases punitive damages. If the pedestrian dies, his or her family memebers are entitled to recover compensation for their economic loss, loss of companionship, and other expenses that resulted from the death.
When should I file a lawsuit?
Every state has certain limitations referred to as statutes of limitations, which govern the amount of time you have to file a personal injury lawsuit.
What duty do I have to avoid accidents?
All of us have a duty to obey traffic laws and observe traffic conditions. Pedestrians should not begin or continue walking across a street if they are aware of an approaching vehicle.
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