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Pedestrian Accidents in Indiana

Common Injuries Caused by Pedestrian Accidents in Indiana

Contributing Factors in Indiana Pedestrian Accidents

When and Where Do Pedestrian Accidents Happen?

Compensation for Pedestrian Accident Victims in Indiana

Indiana law allows pedestrians who are hit by motor vehicles to file personal injury claims or lawsuits against the negligent party to receive compensation. Compensatory damages are designed to compensate the victim for out-of-pocket expenses and other losses caused by the collision. These are often referred to as economic and non-economic damages.

If you were hit by a motor vehicle and the driver was negligent, our Indiana pedestrian accident lawyers may be able to help you receive payment for:

If your injuries are so severe that you are unable to return to work, our pedestrian accident lawyers can help you recover your lost wages. If you are able to return to your job, but you must work fewer hours or take a position that pays less, we can help you recover compensation to make up the difference.
If your injuries cause you to suffer from physical pain or emotional distress, you are forced to endure ongoing medical treatment or multiple surgeries, or you are unable to enjoy activities you enjoyed prior to your accident, you may be able to recover for these non-economic losses.
Unlike compensatory damages, which are designed to make the victim whole, punitive damages are intended to punish the wrongdoer and prevent similar actions in the future. These damages are sometimes awarded in cases involving malicious acts and those that are extremely reckless.

Pedestrian Accident FAQs

Pedestrian accident victims in Indiana generally have two years from the date of the injury to file a lawsuit in civil court. Exceptions exist, however. A pedestrian accident attorney can evaluate your case to determine whether special circumstances exist.
Yes. Indiana law permits parents to sue negligent drivers on behalf of injured children who are minors. You may be able to recover for your child’s economic and non-economic losses.
If the driver who hit you was uninsured or underinsured, you may be able to file a claim for damages against your own uninsured/uninsured motorist policy.

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