Injured While Walking? Pedestrian Accidents Deserve Legal Action
Pedestrian accident victims face serious injuries, emotional stress, and financial setbacks.
At EEP Law, we fight for injured pedestrians who’ve been struck by vehicles, bikes, scooters, or harmed due to unsafe road conditions or police actions.
Walking Shouldn’t Be Dangerous. We’re Here When It Is.
From poorly lit crosswalks to reckless drivers and speeding delivery bikes, pedestrians face danger every day in New York and New Jersey.
When negligence causes injury, EEP Law steps in to protect your rights and fight for full compensation.
Common Pedestrian Accident Cases We Handle
Every case is different.
Our attorneys are ready to answer questions and take action if you have been:
Hit by a Car, Truck, or Bus
Injured During a Police Chase or Action
Injured Due to Unsafe Roads
Harmed During Police Actions or Chases
We pursue justice in every case, no matter the circumstances.
Our lawyers have decades of experience and a track record of multimillion-dollar recoveries
Some of the Results Our Clients Gained
Legal Representation Makes the Difference After a Pedestrian Accident
Whether you were hit by a vehicle, harmed due to unsafe streets, or injured during a police pursuit, you may be entitled to compensation.
Do not delay to get help you need.
What to Do After a Pedestrian Accident
After a pedestrian accident, protect your health and your rights:
File a No-Fault Insurance Claim
New York's no-fault law may cover your medical bills and wage loss. We help you meet tight deadlines.
Pursue a Personal Injury Lawsuit
If your damages go beyond insurance, we seek compensation for pain, suffering, and long-term effects.
Understand the Statute of Limitations
You generally have 3 years to sue, but claims involving the city may have shorter timeframes. Don’t wait.
Frequently Asked Questions About Pedestrian Accidents
What if the driver did not stop?
Even if the driver fled the scene, you may still qualify for compensation through uninsured motorist coverage or a hit-and-run claim. Our attorneys can help you investigate and act fast.
Do I qualify for no-fault benefits if I was not in a car?
Yes. If you were involved in a cyclist accident with a motor vehicle, you may be eligible for no-fault Personal Injury Protection (PIP) benefits, covering medical expenses and lost wages.
How long do I have to sue?
In New York, you typically have three years to file a personal injury lawsuit. However, shorter deadlines may apply for claims against government entities—don’t wait.
What evidence should I collect after a crash?
Take photos of the scene, your injuries, the vehicle(s) involved, and any road hazards. Collect witness contacts, medical records, and the police report to support your cyclist accident claim.
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Let EEP Law Help You Move Forward
You do not have to face this alone. Whether you were hit in a crosswalk, on the sidewalk, or by a reckless rider, we’re here to stand with you.
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