Serving Maryland
Pedestrian Injuries
Pedestrian collisions can cause severe injuries and may require careful review of traffic movement, visibility, roadway conditions, witnesses, video, and the conduct of everyone involved.
Claim Review
Pedestrian cases may involve intersections, crosswalks, parking areas, road shoulders, turning vehicles, traffic signals, lighting, and visibility.
The claim should be supported by both the evidence of how the collision occurred and documentation of the medical and financial consequences that followed.
Claim Preparation
01
Establish where and how the collision occurred
02
Identify witnesses and available video
03
Document injuries and recovery
04
Evaluate liability and available insurance coverage
Frequently Asked Questions
These answers are general information. The viability and value of any claim depend on the specific facts, evidence, injuries, and available insurance.
Potential video should be identified as soon as reasonably possible because retention periods can vary. An attorney can discuss what preservation steps may be appropriate.
Yes. Pay information, employer records, schedules, and other documentation may be useful when evaluating claimed income loss.
Bring whatever police, vehicle, or driver information you have. Additional investigation may be needed to identify coverage.
Attorney
Tae H. Kim has practiced in Maryland since 1999 and represents clients in personal-injury and civil matters throughout the jurisdictions served by Kim & Grillo.
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