WHY CHOOSE HENINGER GARRISON DAVIS?

At Heninger Garrison Davis in Alabama, our team has garnered over $3 billion in recoveries for clients just like you all across the nation, showcasing our broad national reach and passion for justice. We provide personalized attention, a white-glove approach, and access to extensive resources amassed over decades of unwavering client advocacy. Our esteemed personal injury attorneys not only shine in legal settings throughout all 50 states but also continuously invest in their own communities, striving to enact positive social change through the process of giving back. Every member of our firm adheres to the underlying core values that have underscored our practice since its inception, including a commitment to excellence, an insistence on integrity and transparency, and the willingness to work collaboratively for each client’s highest good.

Wonderful customer service.  It was a great experience to work with such a high caliber group. They made this process easy and worry free. I can't thank them enough for the work they provided to not just myself, but all veterans across our country. Once again, thank you.

—Phil Dolaway

WHAT RIGHTS DO PEDESTRIANS HAVE IN ALABAMA?

When filing a personal injury claim, it is critical to first know your rights. As a pedestrian, you have the following rights under Alabama law:

  • Right of way – Pedestrians have the right of way when crossing the street at marked or unmarked crosswalks. Motorists are required to yield to pedestrians.
  • Using the sidewalk – Pedestrians must use sidewalks when possible. But if no sidewalk exists, they are allowed to walk on the left side of the road facing traffic.
  • Crossing intersections – Pedestrians must obey traffic signals when crossing intersections, waiting for the “walk” signal. 
  • School zones – Drivers are required to exercise special caution when encountering pedestrians in school zones, reducing their speed and yielding.
  • Special considerations – Drivers need to exercise caution when encountering children, the elderly, or the disabled, as these individuals usually take more time to cross the road.
  • Yielding when turning: Drivers are required to yield to pedestrians whenever making turns at intersections or driveways, allowing them sufficient time to cross the road before pulling out.

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WHAT IS THE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS FOR A PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT IN ALABAMA?

Alabama allows you to file a claim within two years of the date of your accident. This may seem like a lot of time at first, but when you consider all the things you will need to do to heal, including undergoing surgery, attending doctor’s visits, scheduling physical therapy, and dealing with lost income, you can see how it might be easy to miss the deadline and lose your opportunity to claim the compensation you need in order to rebuild your life. Our experienced pedestrian accident lawyers in Alabama can file your claim for you in a timely manner, adhering to all laws and regulations, which frees up your time and energy to devote to recovering after a devastating, life-altering accident.

WHO CAN BE HELD LIABLE IN AN ALABAMA PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT?

Our skilled personal injury attorneys will assess and prove liability, ensuring the appropriate parties are brought to justice for their recklessness or negligence in causing your accident. Potential at-fault parties include the following:

  • Motor vehicle drivers
  • Driver employers
  • Vehicle owners
  • Vehicle manufacturers
  • Mechanics and maintenance workers
  • Establishments or individuals serving drunk drivers
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DAMAGES YOU CAN CLAIM AFTER AN ALABAMA PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT

Experiencing a devastating pedestrian accident can transform your life, causing upheaval professionally, socially, and emotionally. Our goal as personal injury lawyers is to claim the compensation you need to fully heal and rebuild your life. We can recover the following damages for you:

  • Current and future medical expenses, including hospitalizations, surgeries, medications, assistive devices, physical therapy, rehabilitation, doctor’s visits, and more
  • Lost wages and decreased earning capacity, which relate to your diminished ability to bring in money and the potential for loss of career opportunities down the line
  • Property damage for anything you might have been carrying at the time of your accident
  • Traumatic brain injury damages
  • Spinal cord injury damages
  • Pain and suffering, as related to your trauma and chronic pain after a serious accident
  • Emotional distress, which addresses your anguish, depression, and anxiety after a major injury
  • Wrongful death, which can cover funeral and burial expenses for a loved one after a fatal pedestrian accident

CONTACT US TODAY FOR A NO-COST CASE EVALUATION IN ALABAMA

Our personal injury lawyers at Heninger Garrison Davis in Alabama will provide a customized legal strategy to help you claim the compensation you rightfully need and deserve after a devastating pedestrian accident. We will build a robust case by gathering critical evidence, including witness statements, police reports, video camera footage, and testimony from accident reconstruction experts, all with the goal of claiming the maximum damages allowable in your case. If we can’t reach a fair settlement for you, we will take your case to court to ensure that justice is served and the liable parties are held accountable. Don’t hesitate to call us today to schedule your no-cost case evaluation – in person or via videoconferencing. 

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