Understanding the Most Common Reasons for Pedestrian Accidents

Common Injuries Sustained By Pedestrians in Accidents

The following are some of the most common injuries sustained by pedestrians engaged in accidents: 

• Abrasions
• Memory loss 
• Cuts 
• Blurred vision 
• Back or neck injuries 
• Broken bones and fractures 
• Disfigurement 
• Head and neck trauma 
• Scars 
• Spinal cord injuries

You will have a genuine claim regardless of the severity of your injuries if it is ruled that you had the right of way.

Our accident lawyers at Lionsgate Law understand the pain and suffering that pedestrian accident victims go through and the financial hardship that these injuries can bring.

Our top-rated personal injury and accident attorneys assist you in obtaining the medical care you require while utilizing our experience and resources to get the full monetary compensation you and your family deserve. 

What Does a Pedestrian Accident Cost You?

Pedestrian accidents can result in significant bodily injury or even death in extreme situations. Ambulance expenditures, hospital bills, professional physician bills, MRI and X-Ray bills, and additional living expenses resulting from the incapacity to work are only some of the costs involved with these injuries. We ask our clients to have an attorney involved in the case from the beginning to ensure that you and your loved ones receive the largest compensation for their injuries. Our expert legal team at Lionsgate Law will work tirelessly to obtain the greatest monetary reward for your injuries or loss. Please contact us at any time for a no-cost, no-obligation consultation.

Involved in Pedestrian Accident? Make Sure to Follow These Steps

• Get medical help right away, even if the people involved swear they’re fine. Internal injuries are not always visible, and the pedestrian could be suffering from internal bleeding or a concussion.
• Call the cops, and make sure you know where you can get the accident report once it’s been completed.
• Photograph the scene to preserve evidence.
• Take down notes on what transpired.
• Obtain statements from any witnesses.
• Report the accident to your insurance company.
• Only provide the most basic information about the accident. Never speak with a representative from the other party’s insurance company, and never sign anything before you’ve had the opportunity to talk with an experienced personal injury attorney.

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