Pedestrian Accident Lawyer

If you have been injured or lost a loved one as a pedestrian, contact a pedestrian accident lawyer today. Being in a car accident while in the car is scary enough, but being a pedestrian injured by a car can be devastating and have life-long injuries. While no compensation can fix how you or your loved one were wronged, it can help you focus on healing while not having to also struggle with finances.

Do I Need a Pedestrian Accident Lawyer?

At The Law Offices of John M. McCabe, P.A., in Cary, North Carolina, we have been committed to obtaining justice for the victims of pedestrian accidents in the Raleigh area since 1994. We have extensive experience in personal injury and have been recognized by several organizations for our legal skills and ethics. We've learned in all our years that insurance companies will do everything they can to mitigate costs. Their only concern is paying the least amount possible to you or your loved one. Hiring a pedestrian accident lawyer helps ensure you get the most compensation possible.  We know how to negotiate with insurance companies to reach a settlement you can feel good about.

How Much Does a Pedestrian Accident Attorney Cost?

We work on a contingency basis for personal injury claims such as pedestrian accidents. A contingency fee basis means we do not charge you anything unless we win a settlement in or out of court. This fee structure ensures we work hard for your case and that you don't have even more out-of-pocket expenses during a stressful time. We also offer contingency fee schedules for other practice areas, such as:

• Personal Injury lawyer
• Car Accident Lawyer 
• Truck Accident Lawyer 
• Premises Liability
• and more

What Kinds of Damages Can I Seek in My Pedestrian Accident Case?

You can seek many types of damages and a wide range of totals you can expect. The total amount you will receive depends on the severity of the injuries, expert witness, and more. Some of the most common damages to seek are:

• Pain and suffering
• Medical costs (past, present, future)
• Lost wages (past, present, future)
• Loss of enjoyment of life
• Property loss or damage
• and more

Pedestrians Have The Right of Way

Since they are completely unprotected in the event of an accident, pedestrians have the right of way. If an accident occurs, liability should fall on the driver. Despite this, insurance companies often make accusations of contributory negligence to avoid liability and deny injury claims from pedestrians.

We will fight aggressively for your rights, ensuring the insurance company treats you with the respect you deserve.

Call The Law Office of John M. McCabe