Pedestrian Accident Claims
Pedestrians are among the most vulnerable road users and can suffer serious injuries when involved in accidents. If you've been injured as a pedestrian due to someone else's negligence, you may be entitled to compensation.
Types of Pedestrian Accidents
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Crossing accidents
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Pavement accidents
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Car park incidents
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Hit and run accidents
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Multiple vehicle accidents
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Reversing vehicle accidents
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School zone incidents
Common Injuries
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Head and brain injuries
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Spinal injuries
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Fractures and broken bones
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Soft tissue injuries
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Internal injuries
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Psychological trauma
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Fatal injuries
What You Can Claim For
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Personal injury compensation
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Medical expenses
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Rehabilitation costs
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Loss of earnings
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Travel expenses
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Care and assistance
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Future medical needs
Compensation
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Free initial consultation
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No win, no fee service
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Expert legal representation
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Access to medical specialists
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Rehabilitation support
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Maximum compensation recovery
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Support throughout your claim
Steps to Take After an Accident
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Seek immediate medical attention
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Report the accident to police
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Gather witness details
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Take photographs if possible
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Keep evidence of injuries
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Document all expenses
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Contact a specialist solicitor
Time Limits
You generally have three years from the date of the accident to make a claim. However, it's important to start your claim as soon as possible while evidence is fresh and available.