Pedestrian Accident
Crosswalk Signals, Turning Vehicles, and Pedestrian Right-of-Way in Philadelphia
Philadelphia has one of the highest pedestrian death rates among major U.S. cities — worse than New York and Chicago. More than 60 pedestrians and...
SEPTA Bus vs Pedestrian Collisions: How Liability Works in Philadelphia
Suing a government agency in Pennsylvania is different from suing a private company. If a SEPTA bus struck you or someone you love while crossing...
How Long Do Pedestrian Accident Claims Take To Settle?
Experiencing a pedestrian accident can turn your life upside down. Recovering from injuries, handling medical bills, missing work, and dealing with emotional distress can feel...
Fall on Hazardous Sidewalk Leaves Pedestrian with Brain Damage
After her fall on an unkempt sidewalk led to brain damage, Leonard Hill carried out justice for Paulette Isaac. When Paulette Isaac awoke in Jefferson...
Can I Sue If I Trip on a Sidewalk in Philadelphia?
Philadelphia isn’t known for its perfectly manicured landscaping and sidewalks. In fact, you’re likely to trip over a crack in the sidewalk at some point...
What Are My Legal Rights If I Was Hit by a Car While Walking?
Walking is great exercise and a pleasant, healthy way of getting around. But when pedestrians and motor vehicles share the roads, a pedestrian being hit...