Pedestrian accidents questionnaire
Tell us about your pedestrian accidents case. Share the records you have and mark dates you are unsure about. Sending this form does not extend a deadline or make us your attorney.
Frequently asked questions
What should I do after pedestrian accidents in Florida?
Get medical attention and document the location safely. Save signal, crossing and lighting details you remember. Keep witness contacts and the police report number. Request timely review of nearby video and insurance information.
What information helps review a pedestrian accidents claim?
Review examines crossings, signals, sight lines, driver movements and available insurance. Being injured in a crosswalk does not eliminate the need to evaluate the facts. Incident date; Street, crossing and city; Crosswalk or sidewalk location; Signal phase or traffic controls, if known can help begin the review. Documents are optional for an initial request.
How long do I have to act?
The incident or loss date, parties, policy terms, notices and possible exceptions need individual review. Do not assume reporting a claim, negotiating or waiting for records extends a deadline.
How can I arrange a meeting?
Meetings by appointment only. Based in Hollywood, Florida. Serving clients throughout Florida, including Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Tampa, Orlando and Jacksonville.
Does submitting a form create representation?
No. The firm must agree to representation in a signed written engagement agreement. A submission does not stop a deadline or guarantee an outcome.