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When you need a Greenville pedestrian accident attorney that will take your case seriously, work with Bobby Jones Law. Our team helps victims claim compensation. Call (864) 432-1514 or message us now to learn more.

Attorney Bobby Jones takes on even the most complicated cases and succeeds. He represents pedestrian accident victims. If you or a loved one has been hurt, he can assist you with all aspects of your case.

Contact us now to learn more and start your case.

Compensation for Pedestrian Accident Victims

Here are important things to know about pedestrian accident cases:

  • Pedestrian accident victims may have the right to compensation.
  • An injured victim may receive compensation for economic losses, like medical bills and lost income, as well as non-economic damages for personal losses.
  • Fault may be based on negligence. A traffic error like failing to stop for a crosswalk can be the basis for compensation. The injury doesn’t have to be intentional.
  • Pedestrians are covered by South Carolina accident law. If someone else causes the accident and injuries, the injured pedestrian may qualify to receive a payment.
  • A Greenville pedestrian accident attorney can represent you with the insurance company and in a formal legal claim.

Don’t settle for less. Bobby Jones Law can represent you.

To see what you may receive in compensation, and to start your case today, contact us today to talk about your case.

Common Causes of Pedestrian Accidents Around Greenville

A pedestrian accident is any collision involving a motor vehicle and a person who is not in a motor vehicle at the time of the crash. It may include a person on foot, a bicycle, or even on a horse.

Here are some circumstances where a driver may be at fault for a pedestrian accident:

  • Turning in front of a pedestrian in a crosswalk
  • Not leaving enough distance to stop at an intersection
  • Driving too close to the sidewalk or side of the road
  • Ignoring pedestrian crossings
  • Trying to drive around a vehicle waiting for a pedestrian
  • Using poor judgment in driving when there are many people on foot in an area
  • Not looking behind when backing up
  • Hitting the gas instead of the brakes
  • Road rage, intentional harm

These are the immediate causes of pedestrian collisions, but there are underlying causes, too. Distracted driving, alcohol or drugs, bad lighting and weather, poor vehicle maintenance, and other factors may play a role. Attorney Bobby Jones helps you investigate what you need to prove your case.

Who exactly is a pedestrian?

If you’re on foot, you’re a pedestrian.

A person may be a pedestrian in many circumstances:

  • Walking from a parking lot or parking space into a building
  • Commuting to work
  • Going out for a walk or run
  • Enjoying a night on the town or time at a public park
  • Attending a sporting event
  • A delivery person walking on the side of the road
  • Sitting at a restaurant with outdoor seating

Whatever the circumstances, you expect to be safe as a pedestrian. Whether walking in downtown Greenville, in a busy shopping area, or enjoying one of the many parks in the area, there are many ways a person may be a pedestrian. If an accident occurs, a victim may have the right to compensation.

Pedestrian Accident FAQs

Is the vehicle driver always at fault for a pedestrian accident?

The vehicle driver is usually at fault for a pedestrian accident, but not always. Pedestrians must follow the rules of the road that apply to them. Usually, it’s the driver who acts negligently and causes an accident, but it’s possible for the pedestrian or another party to be at fault, too.

What laws apply to pedestrians in South Carolina?

Parts of the South Carolina Code, Title 56 – Motor Vehicles, Chapter 5, Uniform Act Regulating Traffic on Highways apply to pedestrians. Laws create rules for right-of-way involving pedestrians, crosswalks, and sidewalk use, yielding to pedestrians, and following lawful orders of a police officer.

How does South Carolina law define pedestrians?

South Carolina Code § 56-5-390 defines a pedestrian as “any person afoot.”

Serving Pedestrian Accident Victims in Greenville, SC

Our law firm serves pedestrian accident victims in Greenville, SC. If you or a loved one has been in a pedestrian collision, contact Greenville pedestrian accident attorney Bobby Jones Law to discuss your situation. We are here to assist you in claiming justice and fair compensation for your injury. Call (864) 432-1514 or message us now.

The team at Bobby Jones Law LLC works tirelessly for the injured in South Carolina. His achievements include:
  • More than $60 million collected for our clients
  • Multiple recoveries exceeding $1 million, including an eight-figure settlement
  • Recognized by Best Lawyers in America
  • Named among the “Best Law Firms” by U.S. News & World Report
  • Named to the Top 100 Trial Lawyers by The National Trial Lawyers
  • Named to Super Lawyers 2017–2024
  • Member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum
  • Selected as Legal Elite of the Upstate 2021–2023
We’re humbled to be considered one of the top firms in the Upstate and invite you to learn what sets our award-winning legal services apart. Call or request a consultation online.
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