Two cars colliding into each other is already deadly enough as it is. A car hitting an unprotected pedestrian is an entirely different story.
As a pedestrian, you are at the complete mercy of any vehicle on the road. If a car hits you, you will most likely suffer from heavy injuries. Many pedestrians hit by cars often end up dying on impact or from their wounds.
As a pedestrian, you are heavily favored and protected under the law. All drivers on the road are educated before they get their license to be mindful of pedestrians. There is little excuse ever to hit a pedestrian with a car as a driver.
You should file a claim to receive a settlement for your damages as soon as you complete all of your medical treatment.
Our attorneys can answer all of your questions specific to your accident. The FAQs we provide are good for general purpose and knowledge, but you should always seek legal counsel for any major decisions. We have support available 24/7, ready to assist you in getting started with filing a claim.
Don’t wait until the last minute to prepare your evidence and build your case. The longer you wait, the harder it will become to fight for compensation. If you still have questions after reading our FAQs, call us today.
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