Pedestrian accidents have steadily increased in Australia\u2019s largest cities, including Melbourne. In 2013, more than 35 individuals were tragically killed in Victorian pedestrian accidents, reports the Transport Accident Commission (TAC). Of the more than 35 pedestrians killed, 86 percent were killed in accidents occurring in the Melbourne metropolitan area. In addition to a tragic death, pedestrian accidents can also result in a serious injury for an individual walking or jogging in Melbourne. <\/p>\n
If you sustained a serious injury in a pedestrian accident, it is highly recommended you seek the counsel of a skilled pedestrian accident lawyer at Car Accident Lawyer Pros in Melbourne. Unlike many large legal groups, they provide clients personal and result orientated representation. The pedestrian accident solicitors we work with are here to help and will use every available legal resource they have to achieve a successful case outcome. <\/p>\n
After being hit by a car, heavy truck, motorcycle, bus or train, pedestrians may suffer several types of serious injuries. Some of the more common types of pedestrian accident injuries, include:<\/p>\n
Brain injuries<\/b><\/p>\n
Brain injuries are the result of the brain being \u201cshaken\u201d within the skull or being penetrated by an object. When the brain sustains damage, functions such as speech, thought or movement can be temporarily or permanently affected. Individuals suffering from a moderate or severe brain injury typically face a lifetime of medical care and treatment.<\/p>\n
Broken bone injuries<\/b><\/p>\n
Broken bones are usually described as either open or closed fractures. A closed fracture refers to the bone breaking without producing an external wound. An open fracture is when a bone breaks and penetrates the skin, producing an open wound. Open bone fractures can cause deep bone infection. <\/p>\n
Spinal cord injuries<\/b><\/p>\n
Damage to the spinal cord can cause temporary and permanent loss of movement. When the spinal cord is damaged permanently at and below the site of the injury location, it is classified as a complete spinal cord injury. Individuals suffering from a complete spinal cord injury are often referred to as paraplegics or tetraplegics. <\/p>\n
No matter what type of injury you sustained in a pedestrian accident, if the accident was caused through no fault of your own you may be able to secure funds for injury expenses. The ethical pedestrian accident solicitors at Car Accident Lawyer Pros in Melbourne understand how hard it can be to focus on legal matters when suffering from a serious injury, and will work tirelessly to ensure the legal process is stress and worry free. They also understand how financially straining it can be to treat a serious injury and will fight for your legal right to full and fair compensation. The pedestrian injury lawyers in our group won\u2019t back down to the demands of the guilty party and if the case is not progressing as planned, will not wait to take your case to court.<\/p>\n
Let an aggressive pedestrian injury lawyer at Car Accident Lawyer Pros in Melbourne handle every detail of your case, including the preparation and filing of all paperwork. Form the very first consultation; they will be with you every step of the way. Reach our law group now at +61 3 9021 2491<\/b>. Consultations are free and every case is taken on a no win, no fee basis. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Pedestrian accidents have steadily increased in Australia\u2019s largest cities, including Melbourne. In 2013, more than 35 individuals were tragically killed in Victorian pedestrian accidents, reports the Transport Accident Commission (TAC). Of the more than 35 pedestrians killed, 86 percent were killed in accidents occurring in the Melbourne metropolitan area. In addition to a tragic death, … Continue reading Pedestrian Accident Solicitors in Melbourne<\/span>