Miami Pedestrian Accident Lawyer

Florida Crosswalk Injury Attorney Helping the Injured

Collisions between cars and pedestrians simply shouldn't happen: drivers are expected to pay attention to people on the sidewalks and in the streets. When cars and pedestrians collide, the consequences are almost always very serious.

At the law office of Greenburg & Stone, P.A., our attorneys provide skilled legal representation for victims of pedestrian accidents. Firm partners Stewart G. Greenberg and Mark D. Stone have more than 50 years of combined experience.

Pedestrian accidents have a wide range of causes. Often times, driver negligence is at fault. Drivers may fail to stop for pedestrians in crosswalks or ignore stoplights. Drunk drivers may leave the roadway and hit pedestrians on the sidewalk.

In other cases though, these accidents are caused by defective vehicles. In such cases, we can pursue product liability claims. Regardless of the cause, the injuries are likely to be catastrophic.

Our attorneys have the resources and experience to effectively handle legal claims involving life-altering injuries, including spinal cord injuries and traumatic brain injuries. Our in-house investigator immediately begins investigating pedestrian accident claims, to preserve evidence.

As necessary, we work with a team of experts from a variety of fields - including medical professionals, vocational rehabilitators, economists, and other professionals. These experts help us to develop a comprehensive record of the consequences of severe injuries.

We understand the ongoing medical care needs that such injuries bring, and the financial costs associated with such care. We have recovered millions of dollars in compensation on behalf of injured people.

Contact our offices today to schedule a free consultation and case evaluation. We charge no attorney fees unless we secure compensation for your injuries. With office locations in Miami, Boca Raton, Broward and Orlando, we provide convenient representation for clients throughout South Florida.