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Pedestrian Accident cases for attorneys

Pedestrian Accident cases.Screened, then delivered.

Pedestrian claimants are usually seriously hurt and rarely at fault, but driver identification and insurance can be complicated. We confirm the driver was identified, the right-of-way facts and the claimant's own coverage before the handoff.

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Case-specific screening

What we askon every pedestrian accident call.

Asked in addition to our standard 8-point qualification.

  1. 01Was the claimant in a crosswalk, sidewalk or parking lot?
  2. 02Was the driver identified, or was it a hit-and-run?
  3. 03Was the claimant transported by ambulance?
  4. 04Does the claimant or their household have auto insurance (for UM/PIP)?
  5. 05Was a police report filed?

Typical scenarios

How theseaccidents happen.

  • Struck in a marked crosswalk
  • Turning vehicle at an intersection
  • Parking lot and driveway backing incidents
  • Vehicle leaves roadway onto sidewalk
  • Hit-and-run with UM coverage

Injuries reported

What claimantsare treated for.

  • Fractures
  • Traumatic brain injury
  • Internal injuries
  • Pelvic and hip injuries
  • Spinal injuries

Standard qualification

Eight checkson every claimant.

CHECK 01

Not at fault

The claimant describes another driver as responsible; disputed-fault calls are flagged, not hidden.

CHECK 02

Medical treatment

ER, urgent care, chiropractor or physician visit — with the first treatment date captured.

CHECK 03

Police or crash report

Report filed and, where the claimant has it, the report number.

CHECK 04

Insurance in play

At-fault carrier identified, or the claimant's own UM/UIM or PIP coverage.

CHECK 05

Inside your time window

Accident date within the window you set — commonly the last 30, 90 or 180 days.

CHECK 06

Not represented

No other attorney is currently handling this accident.

CHECK 07

Your jurisdiction

Accident location and claimant residence match the states and counties you take.

CHECK 08

Documented consent

Express written consent to be contacted, with a recording or certificate on file.

Next step

Get cases in your stateStart with a capped pilot.

Book a 20-minute partner call. We map your states, criteria and capacity, then propose a small pilot — before you commit to any volume.

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