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Edmonton Pedestrian Injury Lawyers
If you suffered harm in Edmonton, MNH Injury Lawyers can build a strong case and seek justice and fair compensation for you. An Edmonton pedestrian accident lawyer from our firm wants to help you rebuild your life.
Get Your Free Case Review Today
If you or someone you love suffered injuries because of another party in Edmonton one of our personal injury lawyers can help you seek financial compensation. Find out how hard we fight for our clients by getting a free review of your case.
- You can reach our team by calling
- 1-888-664-5298 today.
MNH Injury Lawyers Can Build
Your Pedestrian Accident Case
If you have suffered injury in a pedestrian accident, you can pursue compensation from the liable party. When you entrust MNH Injury Lawyers with your case, our experienced Edmonton personal injury lawyers will:
Provide a Free Case Assessment
We can assess your case at no cost or obligation to you. When you call our firm, we can explain your legal options at no cost.
During our conversation, we can answer your questions including these ones:
- How long do I have to file a lawsuit?
- What damages can I pursue?
- What can a pedestrian accident lawyer at MNH Injury Lawyers do for me?
- What is my case worth?
- What outcomes have we secured for other claimants?
- How long does it take to get to settlement?
Manage Your Case’s Obligations from Start to Finish
If you partner with MNH Injury Lawyers, we will:
- Collect evidence by visiting the accident scene, requesting video footage, tracking down witnesses, obtaining the police investigation file, and hiring experts to advance your case
- Request the accident report and full police investigation file
- Identify the cause of your accident
- Notify the liable party of your accident and legal intentions
- Calculate your case’s overall value
- Collect all medical evidence
- Guide you on how to proceed
Negotiate a Fair Settlement with the Liable Party
The liable party’s insurance company has its own interests in mind, not yours. It typically offer far less than what you deserve to make the case “go away” and in the hopes that you accept early low value settlement.
At MNH Injury Lawyers, we fight for the settlements our clients deserve—regardless of what the insurance company feels like paying.
To secure a fair outcome, we will do many things including:
- Build the medical evidence to support your claim
- Guide you through the claim process
- Present the evidence we have collected to negotiate fair settlement
- Protect your rights every step of the way
File Your Pedestrian Accident Lawsuit in an Edmonton Court
Not all pedestrian accident cases go to trial. In fact, most cases settle out of court. However, if the insurance company refuses to be fair and reasonable, we will advance your claim through litigation to mediation and trial, if necessary.
We’re Ready to Calculate and Pursue the
Damages You Need
In pedestrian accident cases, victims can pursue many heads of damages and types of losses.
Our accident injury lawyers at MNH Injury Lawyers will do the following, among other things:
- Identify every compensable injury you suffered
- Build the evidence to support those injuries
- Calculate your case’s overall value
- Review the liable insurance policy
- Negotiate or litigate to ensure you get the best results
You Can Seek Economic Damages for Monetary Losses
Economic damages reimburse accident victims for these injury-related losses:
- Past and future lost wages:
If your condition caused you to miss work, we can seek recovery for your wages, bonuses, tips, etc. - Diminished future earning capacity:
Your injuries may have affected your ability to work. We can seek recovery for the gap between your past and current earning ability. - Transportation costs:
We can pursue financial recovery for rideshare costs and transportation to and from doctors’ appointments. - Other out of pocket expenses:
If you incur other expenses such as purchasing medicines, we will claim those back when we settle.
You Can Seek Non-Economic Damages for
Non-Monetary Losses
Non-economic damages pay for the physical and psychological damage inflicted by the pedestrian accident.
For example, you may have to deal with the consequences of:
- Brain injuries
- Spinal cord injuries
- Soft tissue injuries
- Psychological or mental health issues
- Fractures (broken bones)
- Nerve pain and damage
- The loss of an organ, limb, or another body part
- TMJ/TMD/jaw injuries
Such injuries and their consequences could entitle you to various kinds of non-economic damages.
You can seek financial recovery for your
non-economic losses, which is primarily due to
general damages/pain and suffering, which include these components:
- Pain and suffering:
This pays for your physical and emotional trauma. Its value depends on your situation, including your long-term prognosis and recovery period. - Disability:
You can recover this expense if your accident altered your physical or cognitive processing.
- Reduced quality of life:
You may qualify for this expense if you need help with daily living tasks, such as bathing or cooking, whereas before, you could function independently.
We Can Seek Financial Recovery if
You Lost a Loved One in Edmonton
If you are suing on behalf of a loved one who passed away following a pedestrian accident, we are sorry for your loss.
Wrongful death cases yield different types of damages to a typical personal injury claim.
A wrongful death claimant can seek:
- Loss of financial support:
You depended on the deceased’s income, and now, you have to find other ways to support yourself. - Loss of emotional support:
Your relationship with the deceased was unique and irreplaceable. You cannot get the same type of comfort and affection from any other source. - End-of-life expenses:
You can seek damages for any money you spent to settle your loved one’s estate and honour their final wishes. - Statutory Damages:
The Fatal Accidents Act of Alberta defines statutory amounts for fatal accident injury claims.
Consider These Measures Following Your
Pedestrian Accident
Here are some measures that can bolster your claim:
Document Everything About Your Accident
All successful claims have one thing in common: evidence. The more evidence you have, the stronger your case.
We encourage you to keep records of:
- The time, date, location and any other details of the accident
- Your doctors’ appointments and healthcare providers’ names
- All accident-related invoices, bills, and receipts
- Correspondence between yourself and the involved parties (including the insurer)
We also encourage you to keep a journal regarding your recovery period. This is subject to solicitor-client privilege and may come in handy in understanding how the accident affected you.
Limit Your Social Media Presence
Avoid posting pictures, statuses, or posts during your case’s progression. Even if your privacy settings are airtight, they may still be accessed. We also advise against accepting requests from “friends of friends.”
Consider Your Legal Options
You have every right to seek legal counsel after getting hurt. MNH Injury Lawyers will do everything in its power to secure a just,
fair, and reasonable outcome for you.
We work on contingency. Payment for our help is contingent on winning your case. Otherwise, you don’t pay anything. If we win,
we charge you a percentage.
We Can Determine the Cause
of Your Pedestrian Accident in Edmonton
We will investigate your accident’s cause to determine liability.
Per the City of Edmonton’s Safe Mobility Strategy 2021-2025,
contributors to pedestrian accidents include:
- The weather:
Pedestrian accidents are more likely to occur during September and April. This is because there are more cars on the road (as opposed to bicycles or motorcycles). Bad weather also reduces visibility and makes it harder to control vehicles. - Driver inattention:
Most accidents are the result of driver error. Drivers who fail to yield to pedestrians at intersections, turn left into the flow of traffic, and ignore traffic signals are more likely to cause collisions. - Your location:
Some neighbourhoods experience more traffic accidents than others. In Edmonton, your risk of being injured increases in some neighbourhoods more than others.
Pedestrians Can Protect Themselves
from Collisions in These Ways
Serious pedestrian accidents decreased 10 percent from 2015 to 2019, per Edmonton’s Safe Mobility Strategy.
This is great news for pedestrians. However, serious accidents can and do happen.
You can reduce the number of collisions by:
- Watching where you walk:
Stay on the sidewalk when possible, and always check for traffic before crossing the street. Do not cross if cars have the right of way. - Staying sober:
The dangers of drinking and driving are well-known. However, even walking the streets while drunk can endanger you. - Wearing reflective clothes:
If you go out at night, wear brightly-coloured clothes or add reflective patches. This way, drivers can
see you more easily.
Our Proven Track Record
- Michael has successfully settled over 1,000 cases in the
past decade alone - We’ve brought in over $70,000,000 in settlements in the past 10 years alone
- We have over 17 years of experience in personal injury claims
- We empathize with and care about our clients (Read Michael's story here.)
