A pedestrian accident is when a vehicle collides with a pedestrian. It’s essentially a 3,000-pound mass of steel and aluminum crashing into the body of a person. The pedestrian is not protected by the cage of a car. There’s a lot more potential for broken bones and for some severe spine injuries and also for traumatic brain injuries. And so their body is just put in a situation that it wasn’t built to withstand. It’s easier to explain to a jury, for example, why someone is so badly hurt in a vehicle on a pedestrian collision. The challenging part is that sometimes these collisions can occur at low speeds. There’s not even a scratch on the car. The person is badly hurt, and that’s when it becomes tricky. The inference that the defense and the insurance companies try to create is if you are a pedestrian, and the collision with the vehicle didn’t cause any harm to the vehicle, then how can it be that you are so badly hurt? The reason that you should hire us, we’ve done a lot of these cases, we are familiar with all three aspects of litigating this type of a case. Finding and proving the fault of the driver, explaining and being able to prove the damages and maximizing the value of your case. The ability to find every possible source of money that can be used to then compensate you as the client. It takes all three. This is what we get hired for. Really be the voice of the client and be the champion for the client. What we can do is get more justice more often by outworking, outsmarting, and outfighting.
Disclaimer: Attorney advertising. This is a dramatization. Past results do not guarantee future performance. Attorneys Mark Venardi and Martin Zurada are admitted to practice law in California only. This communication does not establish an attorney-client relationship, and Venardi Zurada LLP must accept your case before we will provide any legal services.
