Sierra Vista Pedestrian Accident Lawyer

Accidents Involving Pedestrians

When a person is walking on a sidewalk, crossing a street or a parking lot, the last thing on their mind is worrying about being struck by a car. Sadly, there are many pedestrian accidents across the United States every year. These types of accidents occur when a vehicle driver is negligent in paying close enough attention to pedestrians, either through inattention, drunk driving, speeding or breaking traffic laws. Unfortunately, these types of accidents normally can lead to catastrophic injuries. Even a slow speed impact with a vehicle can leave a pedestrian with serious injuries.

As a result of a pedestrian accident, you will likely require the services of a personal injury attorney who can assist you with the confusing and time consuming documentation you will need to support your claim for compensation for damages. Attorney Perry Hicks can provide you with an experienced and caring lawyer who will work hard to ensure you are compensated for your medical bills and any other losses you may have sustained. Now is not the time for you to be worrying about who will handle taking care of your medical bills or lost wages. With your country lawyer watching out for your best interests, you can concentrate on recovering from your injuries.

Injuries from Pedestrian Accidents

Because of the size and weight of a vehicle, most injuries to a pedestrian can be traumatic and require a lengthy recovery period. Such injuries as broken bones, head injuries, back injuries, road burns and even death are all common to pedestrian accidents. Having represented numerous clients for these types of injuries over the past 25 years as a personal injury lawyer in Sierra Vista and Cochise County, Perry Hicks has the reputation and expertise to aggressively negotiate a settlement on your behalf, or take your case to trial if necessary. For a free initial consultation, contact our office today.

Contact a Pedestrian Accident Attorney from the Law Offices of Perry Hicks when injured in a pedestrian accident.