If you have been injured after being struck by a vehicle while you were walking on a pavement near a road, we can help you to claim compensation. At Graham Coffey & Co. Solicitors, we have helped hundreds of people with pedestrian injury claims, meaning we are well placed to offer legal advice in this area.
No matter how minor or severe a pedestrian accident may have been, it is vital that you seek medical attention and contact a knowledgeable solicitor for advice in this area. We understand the impact that this type of incident can have on your wellbeing, and we will work tirelessly to secure the compensation you deserve.
Our solicitors - based in Manchester city centre - are friendly, experienced and dedicated to ensuring the compensation claims process is as simple and stress-free as possible. We will do our utmost to ensure you are comfortable throughout.
Contact us today by calling 0161 200 2440 or complete our online contact form and we will contact you at a time that is suitable for you.
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Pedestrians are considered the most vulnerable of all road users due to the lack of physical protection. While some accidents can result in minor cuts and bruises, others can have more serious consequences - often resulting in life-changing injuries.
Our solicitors have a great deal of experience in handling pedestrian accident claims involving the following:
- Zebra/pelican/toucan crossings
- School gates crossings
- Incidents on country roads
- A pedestrian walking between parked vehicles
- Accidents caused by defective surfaces
- Cycle lanes
- Pedestrian zones in towns/city centres
- Accidents in public
- Incidents involving running/jogging/dog walking
- Pedestrians hurt when a car has reversed into them
- Crossing roads between vehicles in traffic
If you have been involved in a pedestrian accident, it is important that you obtain the details of the driver of the vehicle that hit you. Witnesses can also play a crucial role in pedestrian accidents. If you are concerned that the driver was uninsured, report the incident to the police as soon as possible.
