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    South Jersey Pedestrian Accident Lawyer

    South Jersey Pedestrian Accident Lawyer

    Compassionate South Jersey Pedestrian Accident Lawyer Fights to Protect the Rights of Clients Hit by Vehicles in Camden County, Burlington County, and Throughout NJ

    When a pedestrian is involved in an accident with a motor vehicle, the pedestrian can easily be left with life-altering injuries. If you were injured in a pedestrian accident that was caused by a driver’s negligence or recklessness, a South Jersey pedestrian accident lawyer can help you with holding the at-fault driver accountable to provide you with the compensation and justice you deserve. 

    Gelman Law, LLC provides experienced, trusted legal advice and representation to innocent victims of accidents who have been injured through no fault of their own. When you are focused on treating your injuries and working on getting back to regular life after a devastating accident, let our firm handle the complex aspects of the legal claims process. You can expect that our team will not rest until we’ve secured the best possible result for you in your case; we never rush clients to take a less-than-ideal settlement so that we can move on to another case. Our attorneys always keep your best interest at the forefront of everything we do in your case.

    Contact us today for a free initial case review to learn more about how a South Jersey pedestrian accident lawyer from our firm can help you to hold the negligent or reckless driver that hit you accountable to compensate you for your injuries and losses. 

    Injured In A Pedestrian Accident And Have Questions? We Can Help. All You Have To Do Is Call 856-861-4236 or Fill Out Our Convenient Online Contact Form To Receive Your Free Case Evaluation.

    What Causes a Pedestrian Accident?

    Many pedestrian accidents are caused by driver error, carelessness, or recklessness. Some of the most commonly occurring causes of pedestrian accidents include:

    Other common causes of pedestrian accidents include defective road and intersection design or failure to maintain roads (including having broken lights or allowing crosswalk markings to fade), adverse weather like rain, snow, or fog, or nighttime driving.

    Common Injuries Suffered by Pedestrians in Accidents with Vehicles 

    Unfortunately, the increasing size of SUVs and trucks, which are being driven by more and more motorists, means that pedestrians can easily suffer serious injuries in an accident. Physical injuries that are frequently suffered in pedestrian accidents include:

    How a South Jersey Pedestrian Accident Lawyer from Our Firm Will Hold a Negligent or Reckless Driver Accountable for Your Losses

    At Gelman Law, LLC, founding attorney David Gelman and his team believe you deserve to receive full compensation for all your financial and personal losses, including for:

    Get Advice From An Experienced Pedestrian Accident Lawyer. All You Have To Do Is Call 856-861-4236 or Complete Our Online Contact Form To Receive Your Free Case Evaluation.

    Let a South Jersey pedestrian accident lawyer from our firm help you secure the maximum financial recovery possible in your case by:

    Contact Us for a Free Consultation With a Trusted South Jersey Pedestrian Accident Lawyer to Discuss the Next Steps in Pursuing Your Legal Claim

    When you were hit by another vehicle while a pedestrian, you deserve to recover compensation for the harm you have suffered. Contact Gelman Law, LLC today for a free, no-obligation case evaluation to speak to a knowledgeable South Jersey pedestrian accident lawyer about your legal rights and options for pursuing a financial recovery. 

    Frequently Asked Questions About Pedestrian Accidents in Camden County, Burlington County, and Throughout NJ

    What if I was cited as partially at fault for the pedestrian accident I was injured in?

    Even if you are found to have been partially at fault for a pedestrian accident that you were injured in, New Jersey’s modified comparative negligence rules may still allow you to file a claim for compensation. Under these rules, an injured plaintiff may pursue a claim for compensation so long as the injured plaintiff was not more at fault for the accident and their injuries than the party or parties they are seeking compensation from. However, if you do bear some share of fault for the injuries you suffered in a pedestrian accident, your total compensation might be reduced in proportion to the percentage of fault assigned to you for the accident, as the comparative negligence system assigns liability for expenses and losses in proportion to each at-fault party’s share of responsibility.

    When do I need to file a lawsuit in my pedestrian accident claim?

    The statute of limitations in New Jersey generally gives you only two years from the date of a pedestrian accident to file a lawsuit against the driver or other parties at fault for the accident and your injuries. Filing suit after this two-year period has expired may result in the court permanently dismissing your claim, which means you will lose the right to recover compensation for your injuries.

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