The party who acted negligently is at fault when a car hits a pedestrian. For instance, the driver would likely be at fault if a pedestrian was struck while lawfully using a crosswalk. However, a pedestrian could be responsible if they didn\u2019t have the right-of-way.<\/p>\n
Our team can explore your legal options at no cost if you suffered harm as a pedestrian. We can also pursue financial recovery for your injury-related expenses.<\/p>\n
We Know How To Protect Your Rights And We Are Ready To Fight For You! <\/p> Give Us A Call \u00bb <\/a><\/div><\/div> The U.S. General Services Administration Office of Motor Vehicle Management<\/a> notes that human error accounts for 98 percent of all collisions. Examples of human error include:<\/p>\n Other collisions happen due to poor weather conditions, defective roadways, and malfunctioning vehicles.<\/p>\n Our Who Is At Fault When a Car Hits a Pedestrian? Lawyer Near Me (888) 612-7001<\/a><\/p> We\u2019ll need to establish these four factors to hold the person caused your pedestrian accident liable:<\/p>\n So, if another party owed you a duty of care, violated that duty of care, and caused your accident, this may make them liable.<\/p>\n Our Goal Is To Get You The Most Money \u2013 FAST! <\/p> (888) 612-7001 <\/a><\/div><\/div> Proving fault for your accident depends on evidence. We will investigate your case and review:<\/p>\n In both Georgia and South Carolina, you\u2019re required to report a collision if it results in:<\/p>\n Often, the attending officer gives details indicating fault. For instance, if a pedestrian was hit at a crosswalk, the police report could have this information.<\/p>\n We can interview witnesses who saw the collision occur. These parties can include bystanders, police officers, paramedics, and the driver\u2019s passengers. We may also consult with accident reconstruction specialists to gain further insight into what happened.<\/p>\n Nowadays, many intersections come with traffic cameras, and businesses have surveillance cameras outside. Some homes also have motion-activated cameras and doorbells that capture activity.<\/p>\n We can use these records to watch how your accident happened and determine fault.<\/p>\n If a driver operated their vehicle under the influence, the police might have charged them with a crime. We can use this information to supplement your case and assert fault.<\/p>\n Our Firm Stands Apart From The Rest Because We Make Clients Our Priority. <\/p> Give Us A Call \u00bb <\/a><\/div><\/div> Georgia and South Carolina operate on fault-based systems. So, multiple people can share responsibility for a single accident. Consider this scenario:<\/p>\n In this case, even though you got hit, you didn\u2019t have the right-of-way. Still, the other party was speeding. So, you and the other party could share fault for what happened. This wouldn\u2019t necessarily bar you from seeking compensation. However, it may affect how much you can recover.<\/p>\n Financial recovery should account for each of your losses, both now and in the future. Our law firm has recovered millions for injured claimants, including a settlement<\/a> for a pedestrian in South Carolina.<\/p>\n Compensation may account for:<\/p>\n Our law firm could manage your case if you or a loved one suffered harm in a pedestrian accident. We can:<\/p>\n You may consider working with our firm if:<\/p>\n We can use your case\u2019s evidence to assert your right to compensation. Remember: being partially at fault does not bar you from seeking damages.<\/p>\n You might understand the value of your medical bills and lost income. Pain and suffering, however, can be a different matter. We will use your case\u2019s information to determine what constitutes a fair offer.<\/p>\n The insurance company\u2019s calculations may not reflect the true value of your case. As such, they may offer less than you deserve and pressure you into accepting. It knows that once you accept a settlement, your claim ends.<\/p>\n We can communicate with the insurance company for you and handle all negotiations. We\u2019ll advocate for the best possible outcome.<\/p>\n Our law firm can determine who is financially responsible if you or a loved one was hurt in a pedestrian accident. We\u2019ve recovered millions for claimants in Georgia and South Carolina. Now, we\u2019re ready to put our experience to work for you.<\/p>\n To begin your free case review, call George Sink Injury Lawyers<\/a> at (888) 612-7001<\/a>.<\/p>\nWhat Causes Pedestrian Accidents?<\/h2>\n
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These Four Elements Determine Fault in Motor Vehicle Accidents<\/h2>\n
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Evidence Determines Fault in Pedestrian Accidents<\/h2>\n
The Police Report<\/h3>\n
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Eyewitness Accounts<\/h3>\n
Security Camera Footage<\/h3>\n
The County\u2019s Arrest Records<\/h3>\n
Multiple Parties Could Share Fault For a Pedestrian Accident<\/h2>\n
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You Can Recover Damages After Your Pedestrian Accident<\/h2>\n
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Reasons to Consider Partnering With Our Law Firm After a Pedestrian Accident<\/h2>\n
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You\u2019re Blamed for the Accident<\/h3>\n
You\u2019re Unsure of Your Case\u2019s Value<\/h3>\n
You Feel Pressured into Accepting a Settlement<\/h3>\n
Call George Sink Injury Lawyers to Learn More<\/h2>\n