Accidents between a human being and a vehicle almost always end up with injury to the person. Because people are much smaller and more brittle than cars, a vehicle doesn’t have to be going quickly to inflict serious injuries. These may take significant treatment to resolve, or may not resolve at all. On top of dealing with all of the inconvenience that comes along with a pedestrian accident injury, the insurance company for the vehicle driver almost always denies at least a portion of fault.
The pedestrian accident attorneys at Washington Injury Counsel have a track record of success in these cases. We hold insurance companies accountable for the harms, losses, and burdens thrust upon our clients. We’ll start with a free case review, where we’ll go over the facts and come up with a winning strategy. It’s confidential and no obligation, and we have convenient offices throughout all of Washington. If our client cannot make it into one of our offices, we can meet where it’s most convenient or via Zoom.
Pedestrian accident cases require the filing of a lawsuit more often than other types of cases because liability is almost always at least partially disputed. Additional costs are also incurred to prove both the extent of the injuries as well as who was at fault. In some occasions, we can corner the defense into admitting full liability. With the right team, these cases can turn out favorably for pedestrian accident victims. We are that team.
Because most pedestrian accident cases require filing suit, you will undoubtedly need an attorney to get true value for your case. Otherwise, the defense will take advantage of your inexperience in litigation and drastically limit your financial recovery. We will make sure you get the treatment needed to get better, and then get you the maximum compensation for your claim. Call or text the pedestrian accident attorneys at Washington Injury Counsel at 206-984-9797 to schedule a free, no-obligation, confidential case review. We offer a “no fee” promise – if we don’t win your case, you don’t owe us anything.