Pedestrian Accident Compensation Claims

The consequences of being involved in a road traffic accident as a pedestrian can be very serious, and accidents can often result in long-term, perhaps life-changing injuries for the victim.

As experts in handling compensation cases relating to all kinds of road traffic accidents in the UK, our specialists at Hudgell Solicitors have seen a significant increase in the dangers posed to pedestrians in recent years.

Not only are increasing numbers of vehicles and pedal cyclists using the roads, but they are doing so with ever-more distractions impacting on safety, such as the increasing use of mobile phones behind the wheel leading to the potential for more pedestrian accidents.

This places an extra emphasis on the need for pedestrians to ensure they are alert and aware of danger at all times. However, despite taking all possible precautions, pedestrians are still vulnerable on the roads and very often are the victim of either careless, poor or outright dangerous driving.

Making a Pedestrian Accident Claim

Our specialist team at Hudgell Solicitors understands that pedestrian accidents often cause serious injuries, which not only affect you, but your friends and family too.  That’s why we’ll do everything in our power to get you the right help and care you and your loved ones need.

We run all cases on a no win, no fee basis, which means you don’t have to pay a penny to get the legal representation you need and deserve. If you or a loved one has been involved in a pedestrian accident which was the fault of others, call us today.

How much will my claim cost?

All pedestrian accident cases taken on by Hudgell Solicitors are handled on a no win no fee basis. This means that you will not have to pay any money up front and there will be no financial risk if your case is unsuccessful.

If your case is successful, you will only be expected to pay a contribution to your solicitor’s fees once the case has been resolved. The costs paid are usually a percentage of the compensation awarded and will be agreed before your case is carried out.