Pedestrian accident claims

Road accidents involving pedestrians account for more than 23,000 casualties every year in Britain.

Many accidents could be avoided with greater care being taken by vehicle drivers. Pedestrians are owed a duty of care by all road users and if a driver fails to control a vehicle and is in collision with a pedestrian, a compensation claim may be made against them.  

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More about pedestrian accident claims

If you are a pedestrian involved in a collision you might be entitled to pursue personal injury compensation. You should seek legal advice on your position and we would be happy to help you with your case.

On many occasions the pedestrian may well be at fault for the collision as a result of stepping out into the road. Generally in our experience it is always worth exploring whether a claim can be made even in circumstances where the pedestrian feels that they were to blame.

Find out today whether you can claim - we offer a no win no fee service that means you wont pay a penny to pursue your case.

Email: info@crystal-claims.co.uk

Our service is NATIONWIDE and our experts are helping people every day in locations such as Newcastle, Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham, Nottingham, London, Bristol, Cardiff and many many other uk towns and cities.

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more road accident solicitor site links

car accident compensation - what to do after an accident - no win no fee claims - cycle accident claims - vehicle damage claims - bus passenger claim - hit and run accidents - legal fees who pays? - whiplash injury claim - accidents involving uninsured drivers

Useful external web links

Walk to school website - Living Streets pedestrians association - list of police authorities in the UK - Highway Code - Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents