Pedestrian Accident
June 2024 |
By William Mattar Accident Lawyers
What Are the Common Causes of Pedestrian Accidents?
As a pedestrian, you are extremely vulnerable when walking near traffic. Without the protection of an enclosed vehicle, pedestrians are at high risk of suffering...
June 2024 |
By William Mattar Accident Lawyers
How Long Does It Take to Settle a Pedestrian Accident Claim?
If a pedestrian accident injured you in New York, you may wonder how long it will take to settle a claim and receive compensation for...
December 2023 |
By William Mattar Accident Lawyers
What Are the Symptoms of Shock After an Accident?
Some people view their daily drive home as therapeutic: a nice way to unwind after a stressful day. Others resent the commute, just looking to...
October 2023 |
By William Mattar Accident Lawyers
Pedestrian Accidents On Halloween
Halloween is a popular holiday that sends scores of trick-or-treaters onto the sidewalks and roads in search of candy and other treats. It is a...
July 2023 |
By William Mattar Accident Lawyers
How Crosswalk Technology is Developing to Protect Pedestrians
An increase in speeding, a rise in distracted pedestrians and drivers, and the supersizing of trucks and SUVs has led to an uptick in pedestrian...
June 2023 |
By William Mattar Accident Lawyers
Can I File a Claim If I Was Hit By a Car While Jaywalking?
Under New York’s comparative-fault law, a pedestrian struck and hurt outside of a designated crosswalk may bear some of the blame for what happened and...
May 2023 |
By William Mattar Accident Lawyers
What is Pedestrian Negligence?
Walking is a popular activity. Some people walk for exercise. Some walk for recreation and relaxation. And many city dwellers walk just to get around....
November 2022 |
By William Mattar Accident Lawyers
What to Consider After A Pedestrian Is Hit By A Car in New York
Under New York law, a driver is sometimes obligated to yield the right of way to pedestrians. Pedestrians who are injured when a driver fails...
November 2022 |
By William Mattar Accident Lawyers
What If a Pedestrian Causes or Contributes to an Accident?
New York follows a “comparative fault” rule, meaning that an injured person’s own negligent behavior will not necessarily prevent them from receiving compensation for pain...