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In Florida, individuals injured in auto accidents are entitled by law to full compensation for injures they may have sustained as a result of the accident. Individuals are also entitled to compensation for non-physical ailments caused by the accident as well,...
A wrongful death is a death that is caused due to negligence, maliciousness, or recklessness toward the deceased individual. The wrongful death label encompasses a wide variety of cases. When we hear of a wrongful death often, we associate this with only some type ...
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Miami Pedestrian Injury LawyersDid you know that the National Highway Traffic Safety Association (NHTSA) estimates that nearly 5,000 pedestrians are killed each year due to motor vehicle accidents? In addition, another 78,000 suffer injuries from being hit by a truck or car. However, not all pedestrian injuries occur due to a motor vehicle accident. Each year, many people slip, fall, and hurt themselves due to poor property maintenance, sidewalk or parking lot defects, or debris on the walkways.If you are a pedestrian injured due to a motor vehicle accident or negligent maintenance of a walkway, you should have an accident report filled out by the police department. Call the police as soon as the accident takes place. If you need medical attention, let the officer know so he or she can call the local hospital or EMT unit. Be sure to get a copy of the accident report. This can be done by calling the police department and requesting it. Once you have done all that, you should do research on the Miami pedestrian injury lawyers available. You'll want to find the one that you feel comfortable with and whom you think will be able to help you the most. You also want someone that has a lot of good experience in winning pedestrian injury suits. Ask specific questions about cases potential firms have worked on and the outcomes of these cases. The more experienced a firm is in a particular area, the better the chance is that you'll get the result you're looking for. You will want to recover damages for your injuries caused by someone else’s negligence. To establish negligence, your Miami pedestrian injury lawyer will look at the accident to see if the person at fault owed you a legal duty and if he or she failed to fulfill that legal duty. The Miami lawyer will also take note of the injury resulting from the pedestrian injury accident. He or she will then have to determine the potential liability. Was the accident the fault of the driver of a vehicle, the person, or people responsible for maintaining the walkway, or the pedestrian him or herself? In some cases, liability may fall on more than one party. Children are often at a higher risk for being hit by a motor vehicle, so those driving motor vehicles near children are required to take extra care when driving in the presence of children. That means drivers are required to exercise extreme caution when in a residential area or near a school. However, adult pedestrians must also exercise a care for his or her own safety. A pedestrian may be found negligence if he or she ignores a “walk” signal, walks into the stream of traffic, fails to use crosswalks, or darts in front of vehicles. For Miami pedestrian injury lawyers to be able to recover damages for you, they must prove several things. For a pedestrian injury not involving a motor vehicle, the lawyer must prove that a dangerous condition existed, that the owner of the property created it, and that he or she knew the condition existed, but failed to do anything about it. Call today to find out how we can help you with your Miami pedestrian injury case. Our experienced and skilled lawyers look forward to speaking with you. |
Drunk Drivers
Drunk Drivers
In every state, it is unlawful for a driver to operate a motor vehicle
while impaired by the effects of either drugs or alcohol. It is legal
for drivers to operate any type of motor vehicle when they are impaired
so that they cannot safely operate it.
Transit Accidents
Transit Accidents
With an extensive transit system, it's not surprising that riders on Miami-Dade public transit systems sometimes experience an accident. In the early 90’s vehicle accidents caused over $26 million worth of property damage to buses,Get Assistance Now
