Pedestrian Accident

Pedestrian accidents may including any incidents of pedestrians being hurt while walking on the sidewalk, crossing the street, walking in the crosswalk, waiting at a stop-light or any other type of accident involving a pedestrian and a motor vehicle, car, truck, motorcycle or bike. 

Since these types of accidents are typically very serious due to the severity of the impact of a moving vehicle and a persons unprotected body, it is important to seek immediate medical attention for any injuries you may have. 

In some very serious situations, a pedestrian may be so severely injured as to result in a loss in sensation in any of the extremities.  These injuries include paralysis or paraplegia and may be the result of an impact to the spinal cord or the brain. 

There may be other serious situations that include drivers under the influence of alcohol or drugs that may cause the negligent driver to seriously injure pedestrians on the sidewalk or crosswalk.  Often times, there may be a design defect in the roadway, or lack of warning signs or street signals that may lead to the accident.

Since these types of cases are highly complex, it is important to seek legal advice immediately. 

If you or a loved one have been injured as a pedestrian by a moving vehicle or other type of vehicle, you may be entitled to compensation for your injuries.  Since Los Angeles is one most congested cities in the country due to its commuter-based characteristics, it is also home to some of the most serious pedestrian accidents.  The cities of Santa Monica, Malibu, Venice, Hollywood, Beverly Hills and other surrounding cities in Los Angeles can all potentially be very dangerous for pedestrians. 

Call today and speak with one of our experienced attorneys for a free consultation about your claim.  Our team of experienced attorneys will provide you with aggressive representation and seek the maximum compensation available. 

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Some injuries as a result of a pedestrian accident:

          Broken Bones
          Punctured Ribs
          Broken Ribs
          Broken Foot/Legs
          Concussion
          Lacerations
          Broken Arms/Hands
          Brain Injuries
          Paralysis/Paraplegia