Pedestrian Road Traffic Accidents
At RTA LAW, we’re committed to doing everything we can to reduce the number of accidents on our roads. However, no matter how many road safety initiatives we support, accidents will happen.
Our road traffic Lawyers have represented many pedestrians in road traffic accident compensation claims. If you or a loved one has been injured in a road traffic accident, it’s vital to seek expert legal advice, preferably from a lawyer with a specialist knowledge of road traffic accident cases.
Pedestrian Road Traffic Injuries
If you or a loved one has been injured in a pedestrian road traffic accident, it’s vital to seek expert legal advice, preferably from a lawyer with a specialist knowledge of road traffic accident law.
We work closely with our clients and are backed up by a team of expert witnesses, highly qualified lawyers, Advocates and top accident & emergency, medical and surgical consultants. We aim to ensure your compensation claim results in the best possible outcome for you and your family.
Rehabilitation for injured pedestrians
For many injured pedestrians, the provision of prompt specialist rehabilitation will help improve the outcome. Access to early intervention rehabilitation is crucial and at RTA Law one of our top priorities is ensuring our clients have the support they need to improve their quality of life and regain independence. We fully subscribe to the Rehabilitation Code of Practice.
Changing Solicitors
No matter what stage your accident compensation claim is at, it’s always possible to change Solicitors. You don’t need to remain with the solicitor appointed by your insurance company. Changing Solicitors is easier than you think. It is a straightforward process.
No Win, No Fee
If you’ve been involved in a pedestrian road traffic accident and have been injured, you need advice from a road traffic lawyer to help you claim for any injury and loss.
Many people worry about seeking help from a lawyer because of the costs involved but at RTA Law we can remove that worry. We operate on a "no win no fee" basis.
Our Recent Client Stories
Zebra crossings are not always safe havens
Rob was involved in a road traffic accident on 15th March around midnight. He was on his way home after having a couple drinks in an Edinburgh bar with friends
Knocked over on pelican crossing
On a Sunday afternoon in December Ms G, a primary teacher, was making her way home. She utilised a staggered Pelican Crossing in order to safely cross Glasgow Road.
Car mounts pavement and hits pedestrian
Philippa Hope approached Jodi Gordon at a walking and cycling event in October and described how she had been involved in a road traffic incident in January.
Young boy struck by car outside school gates
Owen was struck by a car as he started to cross the road having just alighted from the school bus.
What our clients say.
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Latest News
MW v Wilkinson – Driver not liable in child pedestrian accident
A tragic road traffic accident involving a 5-year-old boy resulted in serious injuries, but the court found the driver was not liable. This case highlights when drivers may – and
Atkinson v Kennedy – Driver not liable in child pedestrian case
Atkinson v Kennedy demonstrates that even in serious child pedestrian accidents, liability is not automatic. The Court held the collision was unavoidable despite the driver exceeding the speed limit.
Gadsby v Hayes | Child pedestrian toucan crossing case
A High Court case examining whether a driver should reduce speed to 10 mph at a toucan crossing. Despite serious injuries to a child pedestrian, the court found no negligence.
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