Pedestrian Accidents
Protecting Pedestrian Accident Victims—It’s What We Do.
Pedestrian Accident Attorneys in Macon
We Are With You Every Step of the Way
Negligent or reckless driving results in thousands of pedestrian accidents each year. Pedestrian accidents can be frightening, and they can cause debilitating injuries and lead to expensive medical bills, time off work, and even extended medical care. If you or a loved one were involved in an accident, you may be entitled to compensation. At Adams, Jordan & Herrington, we’ve successfully helped countless families throughout Macon, Milledgeville, and Albany recover the losses they’ve suffered so that they can move forward with their life. If you’re prepared to seek justice, we have the experience and skills to help you get there.
For a strong legal representation that you can count on, call our Macon pedestrian accident attorneys today at 478-743-2159!
What To Do After a Pedestrian Accident
Motorists can be held liable if their negligent or reckless driving caused a pedestrian accident. Each year, tens of thousands of pedestrians are involved in an accident, and nearly 5,000 of them are killed. In order to establish negligence, the plaintiff must prove that the driver caused the accident by committing dangerous acts such as speeding, ignoring a traffic light or stop sign, driving under the influence, or driving distractedly.
There are also several things that you can do to strengthen your case after the accident such as:
- Taking pictures of the accident scene
- Taking pictures of their injuries
- Speaking to witnesses and getting their contact information
- Keeping their medical records and receipts
- Filing a police report
- Never admitting blame
Pedestrian accidents can be alarming, but taking proper steps like those above can be instrumental in the success of your case. If you’re ready to fight for justice, our pedestrian accident attorneys are prepared to help.
Filing a Personal Injury Lawsuit for Pedestrian Accidents
- Filing a Claim: With the at-fault driver's insurance company
- Filing a Personal Injury Lawsuit: In civil court. You have 2 years from the accident to file the claim against the driver in the state of Georgia.
However, if you receive an insurance settlement from the at-fault driver, you cannot file a lawsuit.
Call us today at 478-743-2159 for an appointment in any of our offices in Macon, Milledgeville, or Albany. We’ll get the process started with a free case consultation!