Miami Florida Pedestrian Accident Lawyers

Car or truck accidents involving pedestrians often cause serious injury or death. If you were a pedestrian who was struck by a car or a truck you may be entitled to recovery. The circumstances surrounding the collision, conduct of the driver, your location at the time of impact and the nature of the injury suffered affect whether or not compensation is available. Our firm will evaluate the issues of liability and damage and work to protect your rights.

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Florida is notorious for its outdoor activities and thus walkers, runners, and bicyclists are common on our roadways. Often times many cyclists and pedestrians become personal injury victims through no fault of their own. Bicycle or pedestrian accidents often result in serious injury to the bicyclist or jogger and little damage to the car or truck that struck them. Due to the degree of impact, bicyclists and pedestrians often suffer traumatic head injuries, spinal cord injuries and fractures.

If you are a pedestrian or bicyclist who has suffered injuries due to the actions of a negligent driver in Florida, you may want to contact a lawyer immediately in order to protect your rights. The Miami Florida Personal Injury Attorneys at Wolfson Law Firm are experienced in fighting for the rights of bicyclists and pedestrians throughout the state of Florida and will conduct the necessary investigation to ensure all evidence is preserved to properly pursue your claim.

At Wolfson Law Firm we interact with many different medical providers to ensure that our clients receive ongoing medical treatment for the injuries they have sustained, when needed. It is also our job to work hard to get you or a loved one fair compensation for all injuries and losses resulting from the occurrence in question. If we take your case, our Personal Injury Attorneys will fight to get you compensated for your past medical bills, future medical bills, lost wages, future loss of earning capacity, and past and future amounts for pain, mental suffering, and the loss of enjoyment of life.