Pedestrian-Vehicle Accident Claims in Cobb County, Georgia
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Pedestrian-Vehicle Accident Claims in Cobb County, Georgia
At Blevins & Hong, P.C., we understand the devastating impact of pedestrian-vehicle accidents on victims and their families throughout Cobb County. From Marietta to Kennesaw, Smyrna to Powder Springs, our dedicated personal injury attorneys have successfully represented countless pedestrians who have suffered serious injuries due to negligent drivers.
Understanding Pedestrian-Vehicle Accident Claims in Georgia
Pedestrian-vehicle collisions often result in catastrophic injuries due to the fundamental physics of a motor vehicle striking an unprotected individual. These accidents frequently lead to severe trauma including compound fractures, traumatic brain injuries (TBI), spinal cord injuries, internal organ damage, and extensive soft tissue injuries. Under Georgia Code § 40-6-93, drivers are legally obligated to exercise due care to avoid colliding with pedestrians, regardless of whether the pedestrian is in a marked crosswalk.
The complexity of these cases requires extensive knowledge of both Georgia traffic laws and personal injury jurisprudence. Our legal team meticulously investigates all aspects of your accident, from analyzing surveillance footage to consulting with accident reconstruction experts who can demonstrate the precise mechanics of the collision.
Common Causes of Pedestrian Accidents in Cobb County
The metropolitan nature of cities like Marietta and Smyrna, combined with high-traffic corridors throughout Vinings and Cumberland, creates numerous hazard points for pedestrians. Our extensive case history has identified several recurring factors in pedestrian accidents:
- Distracted driving, particularly involving mobile device usage
- Failure to yield at crosswalks and intersections
- Impaired driving under the influence of alcohol or controlled substances
- Speeding in residential areas and school zones
- Inadequate visibility during dawn, dusk, or inclement weather conditions
These factors are often compounded by infrastructure challenges unique to Cobb County’s rapidly growing communities, from East Cobb to Austell, where pedestrian facilities may not have kept pace with development.
Establishing Liability in Pedestrian Accident Cases
To secure maximum compensation for our clients, we must establish four critical elements of negligence:
- The driver owed a duty of care to the pedestrian
- This duty was breached through negligent action or inaction
- The breach directly caused the accident
- The accident resulted in compensable damages
Our attorneys utilize state-of-the-art accident reconstruction technology and collaborate with medical experts across Cobb County to build compelling cases that demonstrate both liability and the full extent of our clients’ injuries.
Comprehensive Compensation for Pedestrian Accident Victims
The severe nature of pedestrian accidents often necessitates substantial compensation to cover both immediate and long-term damages. Our firm aggressively pursues compensation for:
- Emergency medical treatment and surgical interventions
- Ongoing rehabilitative care and physical therapy
- Orthopedic devices and mobility assistance equipment
- Lost wages and diminished earning capacity
- Pain and suffering
- Emotional trauma and psychological counseling
- Long-term disability accommodations
We understand the complex medical terminology and diagnostic criteria associated with severe trauma, enabling us to effectively communicate with healthcare providers from WellStar Kennestone Hospital and other medical facilities throughout Cobb County.
The Legal Process for Pedestrian Accident Claims
When you retain Blevins & Hong, P.C., we immediately initiate a comprehensive legal strategy to protect your rights and interests. Our process includes:
- Thorough accident scene investigation and evidence preservation
- Compilation of medical records and expert medical opinions
- Documentation of economic and non-economic damages
- Strategic negotiations with insurance carriers
- Preparation for litigation if settlement offers are inadequate
Our experienced trial attorneys are prepared to advocate for your interests in the Cobb County Superior Court if necessary to secure appropriate compensation.
Time Limitations for Filing Your Claim
Georgia’s statute of limitations generally allows two years from the date of the accident to file a personal injury claim. However, if your accident involved a government vehicle or occurred on public property, notice requirements may be significantly shorter. We strongly recommend consulting with our attorneys as soon as possible to ensure compliance with all procedural requirements.
Why Choose Blevins & Hong, P.C. for Your Pedestrian Accident Claim
With over 230 five-star Google reviews, our firm has established itself as a trusted advocate for injury victims throughout Cobb County. From our office in historic Marietta, we provide personalized attention to each client while leveraging our extensive experience in pedestrian accident litigation.
Our attorneys, Soo Hong and Richard Blevins, combine decades of experience with an unwavering commitment to securing maximum compensation for our clients. We understand the unique challenges faced by pedestrian accident victims in communities from Acworth to Mableton, and we’re dedicated to helping you rebuild your life after a serious accident.
Contact Our Experienced Pedestrian Accident Attorneys
If you or a loved one has been injured in a pedestrian-vehicle accident in Cobb County, don’t face the insurance companies alone. Contact Blevins & Hong, P.C. at 678-354-2290 for a free, confidential consultation. Our office at 191 Roswell St NE, Marietta, GA 30060 is conveniently located to serve clients throughout Cobb County.
Let our experienced personal injury attorneys fight for the compensation you deserve while you focus on your recovery. We handle pedestrian accident claims on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay no legal fees unless we secure compensation for your injuries.
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