Pedestrian accidents often result in life-altering injuries, largely due to the lack of protection pedestrians have when struck by a vehicle. Unlike motorists or cyclists, pedestrians are completely exposed, making them highly susceptible to severe injuries such as traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord damage, broken bones, and internal injuries. These accidents are frequently caused by negligent, distracted, or impaired drivers who fail to yield or obey traffic laws. Even when pedestrians are lawfully crossing in designated crosswalks, reckless drivers can still cause serious and sometimes fatal collisions.
Drivers who fail to stop at crosswalks, even when pedestrians have the right of way
Distracted drivers in residential neighborhoods who don’t notice people walking nearby
Speeding through school zones where children are especially vulnerable
Parking lot accidents where vehicles back up or turn suddenly without looking
Poorly marked or poorly lit crosswalks that make pedestrians harder to see
Dangerous left-turn or right-turn collisions at busy intersections
Broken bones in the legs, arms, or pelvis from direct impact
Traumatic brain injuries caused by striking the ground or vehicle
Spinal cord injuries that may lead to lasting disability or paralysis
Internal injuries that can be life-threatening if not treated quickly
Severe lacerations, bruising, and disfigurement from contact with the vehicle or road
Fatalities in high-speed collisions
If you or someone you love has been hit by a vehicle, it’s crucial to have a skilled legal team on your side—one that understands the complexities of pedestrian accident claims and knows how to fight for the justice you deserve. At Flager Law, we have a long history of successfully representing pedestrian accident victims across Pennsylvania and New Jersey. We’ve helped clients recover compensation for medical expenses, lost income, and the pain and suffering that follows these traumatic events.
Unfortunately, insurance companies often attempt to downplay the driver’s responsibility or even shift blame onto the injured pedestrian. Our attorneys are well-versed in these tactics and are fully prepared to push back. We build strong, evidence-based cases aimed at holding negligent drivers accountable and maximizing your recovery. With local offices in Trevose, New Hope, Philadelphia, and throughout New Jersey, Flager Law provides accessible, trusted legal representation when you need it most. You won’t pay any fees unless we win your case. Let us take on the legal burden so you can focus on healing—contact Flager Law today for a free consultation.
Pedestrian accidents are frequently caused by negligent driving, and this dangerous behavior takes many forms. One of the most common is the violation of traffic laws—especially at intersections. When drivers speed, ignore traffic signals, or fail to yield to pedestrians in marked crosswalks, they create a serious risk of injury or death. These preventable actions show a clear disregard for pedestrian safety and often lead to devastating outcomes. At Flager Law, we understand the impact these accidents have on victims and their families, and we’re here to help.
Distracted and intoxicated driving are also major contributors to pedestrian accidents. Drivers who take their attention off the road to text, check a device, or interact with passengers may not see a pedestrian in time to stop. Similarly, drivers impaired by alcohol or drugs suffer from slowed reaction times and poor judgment, making it difficult to avoid collisions. If you’ve been injured by a negligent driver, Flager Law is ready to fight for your rights. With offices in Trevose, New Hope, Philadelphia, and throughout New Jersey, our experienced attorneys provide trusted, local representation to help you recover the compensation you deserve.

If you’ve been injured as a pedestrian, you may be entitled to compensation for your injuries. At Flager Law, we are committed to advocating for pedestrian accident victims throughout Philadelphia, Trevose, New Hope, and New Jersey. Don’t wait to get the help you deserve—fill out the free case evaluation form below or call us at 215-953-5200 to find out if you have a case. Our experienced team is here to guide you every step of the way.
