Dedicated Pedestrian Injury Attorneys in Totowa, NJ Fight for Compensation and Justice for Pedestrians Injured in Accidents with Motor Vehicles in Passaic County, Hudson County, Essex County, Bergen County, and Throughout NJ
The traffic laws in New Jersey are designed to protect pedestrians from getting involved in accidents with motor vehicles. Because a pedestrian has little or no protection in a collision with a vehicle, pedestrian accidents can often lead to devastating and life-changing injuries for pedestrians. If you’ve been in a pedestrian accident, you may be facing the prospect of weeks, months, or even years of medical treatment and rehabilitation. Even once you’ve reached maximum recovery, you may still be left with disabilities that impact your ability to work or your daily living. When the pedestrian accident that injured you was caused by a negligent or reckless motorist, you deserve to hold them accountable to compensate you for your injuries and damages. Let our aggressive New Jersey pedestrian accident lawyers from Camili & Capo, PA go to work on your behalf to recover every penny of compensation you deserve from those at fault for the harm you’ve suffered.
Krenar Camili, Esq. and Joseph Capo, Esq. bring years of litigation experience to each client’s case. When you’re represented by one of our pedestrian injury attorneys in Totowa, NJ, they aren’t afraid of the courtroom or going to trial and has the expertise and skill to secure a favorable verdict from the jury, insurance companies are far less likely to try to play games or get you to accept less than a fair and full settlement. They know you have the legal representation and resources needed to fight your case as long as needed until you obtain the best possible outcome.
Contact or call Camili & Capo, PA for a free case evaluation with one of our New Jersey pedestrian accident lawyers to learn more about how our aggressive motor vehicle accident and personal injury attorneys can make a difference in helping you to recover maximum compensation for your injuries and losses after a devastating pedestrian accident.
What You Can Be Compensated for in a Pedestrian Accident Claim
If you’ve been injured after being struck by a motor vehicle while walking down the street, traversing a parking lot or parking garage, or crossing an intersection, you may be entitled to recover financial compensation for the damage you incur due to your injuries, including for:
Costs of medical treatment, including expenses like trips to the ER, surgeries, pain medication, doctor’s appointments, and medical equipment like crutches or wheelchairs
Physical, occupational, and mental health therapy
Personal care services, if you suffer injuries or disabilities that impact your ability to perform tasks of daily living
Lost wages or income when you miss time from work during your recovery from your injuries
Loss of earning capacity, if you suffer disabilities that permanently impact your ability to earn the same pre-accident level of income
Lost quality of life due to physical scarring, disfigurement, or disability
In addition, you might also seek compensation for your personal property that may have been damaged in the accident, such as a broken watch, pair of glasses, or smartphone.
Our experienced pedestrian injury attorneys in Totowa, NJ can help you understand your rights and options for seeking financial recovery as well as what kinds of damages you should be compensated for.
Experienced New Jersey Pedestrian Accident Lawyers at Camili & Capo, PA Works Tirelessly to Hold Negligent Motorists Accountable for Pedestrian Accidents
Pursuing compensation in a pedestrian accident claim is not always an easy task. Drivers’ insurance companies may try every tactic possible to avoid having to provide fair and full compensation to an injured pedestrian. In many cases, an at-fault driver may not have the financial resources to completely reimburse an injured pedestrian for all of their expenses and losses, requiring a pedestrian to seek other options for financial recovery.
When you’ve been injured in a pedestrian accident, dedicated personal injury lawyers Krenar Camili, Esq. and Joseph Capo, Esq. can help you pursue compensation and justice in your case by:
Investigating the accident to recover evidence needed to establish the other driver’s fault
Documenting your damages to ensure you receive full compensation
Filing your claims with the insurance companies and pushing for maximum settlement
Taking your case to court when the insurers refuse to make adequate settlement offers, and using extensive litigation experience to advocate on your behalf to the jury at trial
Let Camili & Capo, PA handle the details of your case so that you can stay focused on your physical and emotional recovery and on getting back to regular life following a pedestrian accident.
Contact Camili & Capo, PA for a Free Consultation With our New Jersey Pedestrian Accident Lawyers to Learn About Your Rights When You’ve Been Injured in a Pedestrian Accident
After you’ve been injured by a pedestrian accident, turn to Camili & Capo, PA for help in obtaining the financial compensation you deserve to help you with your recovery. Contact the firm today for a free initial case review with one of our qualified New Jersey pedestrian accident lawyers to discuss your legal options for holding the at-fault driver or party accountable for the injuries and damages you’ve suffered in a pedestrian accident.
Frequently Asked Questions About Pedestrian Accidents in New Jersey
What happens if the driver who hit me doesn’t have insurance or doesn’t have enough insurance to fully compensate me?
If you’re injured in a pedestrian accident caused by a driver that either doesn’t have insurance, or only has limited insurance coverage, if you have your own auto insurance policy you may be entitled to file a claim under the uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage in your policy. This is why it is important to notify your insurer of any auto-related accident you are involved in, so that you can remain eligible to file a claim for compensation with your own insurer if necessary.
How long do I have to file a pedestrian accident lawsuit?
Under New Jersey’s statute of limitations, you typically have two years from the date of the accident in which to file a lawsuit to pursue your claim for compensation. If you wait too long to file your lawsuit, the at-fault driver can move to have your case dismissed from court, which may result in the loss of your right to seek compensation for your injuries and damages from those parties responsible for the accident.
How much does a lawyer cost?
The great anxiety that people have when they meet with attorneys is the cost associated with quality legal representation. That’s understandable. But with Camili & Capo, PA, we’re always trying to get top dollar for your injuries, because we don’t get paid unless you get paid.
