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When you’ve been hurt in a pedestrian accident, choose Sam & Ash Injury Law, Las Vegas’ trusted legal team. We fight relentlessly for ‘What’s Right,’ and provide caring approachable counsel – available 24/7 to support you.

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Over $500MM recovered for accident victims

$50K

PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT

Multiple policy limits recovered

$1MM

PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT

Minor Child v. Pick-up Truck

$160K

PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT

Pedestrian wrongful death claim, settlement paid from multiple policies

$160K

PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT

Major injuries after struck by car, fully compensated from multiple policies

We’re Here To Help

If you were hit by a vehicle while walking, you shouldn’t have to deal with the aftermath alone. 

We know how overwhelming it can feel to face medical bills, missed work, and insurance companies after a pedestrian accident. When you contact us, we’ll listen to your story, explain your options, and start building a plan to help you get the compensation you deserve.

Filing A Claim For A Pedestrian Accident

You typically have two years from the date of a pedestrian accident to file a lawsuit in Nevada. If the accident resulted in a death, the deadline is two years from the date of death.

While you focus on recovering, we can help you understand your legal options and handle the claims process. Pedestrian accidents often cause serious injuries, and it’s important to act quickly so we can gather evidence and protect your right to compensation.

What To Do After

After a pedestrian accident in Nevada, take these steps to help protect your case for compensation:

The most crucial step is ensuring you receive appropriate medical attention. Even if injuries aren’t obvious, get checked by a doctor. Internal or head injuries may not show symptoms right away.

Follow your doctor’s advice and stick to your treatment plan.

This includes photos from the scene, the police report, witness contact information, medical bills, letters from insurance companies, etc.

Make notes about how your injuries are affecting your daily life and mood.

Anything you post could be used against you.

Contact us to discuss your rights. We will review your case for free and answer all your questions.

Common Causes And Types Of Pedestrian Accidents

Causes:

  • Distracted driving
  • Failing to yield the right-of-way to pedestrians
  • Driving too fast
  • Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol
  • Failing to check for pedestrians before turning
  • And more

Types:

  • Accidents at crosswalks
  • Accidents at unmarked crosswalks
  • Accidents at intersections
  • Accidents in parking lots
  • Accidents involving failure to yield
  • And more

You May Be Entitled To Maximum Compensation

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Answering Your Questions

Treating your injuries is your first priority. Even if the accident was minor, you should still seek immediate medical treatment because your initial injuries may worsen. Getting to a doctor documents your injuries and creates a solid claim.

To further document your claim, cooperate with the police investigation and request a copy of the incident report. Take photos of the scene and of the car if you can. It’s also helpful to get the contact and insurance information of the other driver and of any witnesses.

Insurance adjusters may try to deny or reduce your claim, so proper documentation protects your right to compensation.

Drivers have an obligation to pay attention to the road and look out for pedestrians. But, an issue of comparative negligence may complicate a pedestrian claim. For example, the driver could have been speeding, and the pedestrian could have been jaywalking.

In Nevada, a modified comparative negligence state, both parties’ fault is assessed, and a pedestrian’s share of blame reduces their recovery. If the pedestrian was more than 50% at fault, there is no recovery.

Jaywalking may be illegal in Nevada, but it does not automatically disqualify you from seeking compensation for your injuries. Through comparative fault, we may be able to demonstrate that the driver was more responsible for the accident. If successful, this can help you recover compensation for your medical treatment and other damages.

A good personal injury lawyer will explore all available avenues for your compensation, including your own car insurance. Even if you were not driving at the time of the pedestrian accident, your optional uninsured/underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) policy can pay for car accident-related injuries.

Hiring a pedestrian accident lawyer is crucial because state law determines how accidents are compensated. Additionally, a personal injury lawyer knows the law better than out-of-state lawyers who partner with Nevada firms or get temporary permission to practice in-state. Finally, a Nevada personal injury lawyer can utilize local resources to build your case.

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