Pedestrian accidents occur throughout the United States, and they often cause victims to suffer serious bodily injury or death. Many pedestrian accidents occur when a motorist is intoxicated or engaging in distracted driving. Oftentimes a pedestrian will cause an accident when they are walking along a busy roadway or crossing an intersection. Numerous factual circumstances…
The majority of personal injury cases are resolved through settlement negotiation. The parties to a civil lawsuit will often participate in different forms of alternative dispute resolution. As part of this process, the parties may participate in the following proceedings: settlement negotiation, mediation, and arbitration. Settlement Negotiation and Its Role in Personal Injury Cases Defense…
You can claim many different types of damages in a personal injury case. You will need to work with a knowledgeable personal injury lawyer to determine how to calculate your total damages amount. Many cases are resolved through settlement negotiation, but it can be difficult for your case to settle if you have not performed…
Pedestrian accidents can occur in many different contexts. A driver of an automobile may strike a pedestrian who is walking near a busy intersection. An individual may walk into oncoming traffic and cause an accident involving multiple vehicles. Individuals riding bicycles, rollerblades, skateboards, and tricycles are also considered pedestrians. Pedestrians have rights and responsibilities they…
A key role in any injury case is providing medical evidence to your injury. Your medical records will tell the story of your injury, beginning from the date you were injured until you have reached your maximum medical improvement. They can and should prove that your injuries were a direct result of someone else’s careless…
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