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Pedestrian Accidents

Pedestrian accidents happen fast. Recovery does not.

Overview

Pedestrian accidents often result in devastating injuries because people on foot have little protection against the force of a moving vehicle. Whether the crash happens in a crosswalk, parking lot, neighborhood street, or busy intersection, the aftermath can leave injured individuals and families facing overwhelming physical, emotional, and financial challenges. At MacGillis Law Group, we represent pedestrians injured by negligent drivers across Wisconsin and take a personal, straightforward approach focused on helping our clients move forward after a serious accident.

menu_bookWhat this covers

  • Crosswalk Accidents
  • Intersection Pedestrian Accidents
  • Parking Lot and Backover Accidents
  • Distracted Driving Pedestrian Accidents
  • Nighttime and Low-Visibility Accidents

How we approach this

What we actually do for you.

01

Look Beyond the Crash Report

We gather crash reports, witness statements, surveillance footage, scene evidence, and other information to understand exactly what happened.

02

Focus on the Full Impact

Pedestrian injuries are often severe. We work to understand how the accident has affected our client’s health, livelihood, independence, and daily life.

03

Keep Things Clear

We believe injured individuals deserve honest answers, practical guidance, and straightforward communication throughout the process.

04

Pursue Accountability

We work to hold negligent drivers and insurers accountable while pursuing compensation that reflects the seriousness of the injuries involved.

Common Questions

About Pedestrian Accidents Cases

What should I do after a pedestrian accident?

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Seek medical attention immediately, report the accident to law enforcement, document what you can, and avoid discussing the case with insurance companies before understanding your rights.

Can I still bring a claim if I was not in a marked crosswalk?

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Possibly. Drivers still have a duty to maintain a proper lookout and operate their vehicles safely under the circumstances.

What compensation may be available after a pedestrian accident?

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Depending on the case, compensation may include medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, rehabilitation costs, future care needs, and other damages related to the injury.

Why are pedestrian accident injuries often so serious?

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Pedestrians have little to no physical protection during a collision, which often leads to severe or catastrophic injuries.

Are pedestrian accidents becoming more common?

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Yes. Distracted driving, increased traffic, speeding, and reduced driver attention have all contributed to rising pedestrian injury rates in many communities.

Let's talk about your accident.

Free consultation. No fees unless we win. Honest answers from a real attorney.