Pedestrian Accident Case Value

Answer:

There are several factors involved in putting a value or a value range on a case such as a pedestrian-automobile accident case. They can include the nature and extent of the injury, whether the injury is permanent, whether it impairs your ability to get on your normal course of life, whether you’ve lost time from work, whether you have unpaid bills, and whether the liability on the case is strong or it’s weak.

All of those things factor into assessing the value of the case. It’s not done quickly. Sometimes, we get asked in the very first conference how much a case is worth. We tell them we don’t know. That’s a true statement.

It takes time. We gather evidence. We do lots of things that involve assessing the value of the case. Generally, it comes much later in the case.

If you’ve been hurt, if you’ve been hit by a car as a pedestrian in Nassau County, in Duval County, or the surrounding areas, call us. We’ll sit down; we’ll go over your case. We’ll go over the strength and weaknesses. We’ll figure out a plan to help you best with your case.