Seattle Pedestrian Accident Attorneys

Compensating You for Your Injuries

Pedestrians and bicyclists frequently have the right of way. All drivers learn this before getting their drivers' licenses. Unfortunately, it seems that many people forget this lesson while on the road. If you are injured in a bicycle or pedestrian accident in Seattle, learn more about collecting money for your injuries, by contacting a Seattle car accident lawyer at Peizer, Richards & Ziontz, P.S., in Seattle, Washington.

Our Seattle car accident lawyers have been getting people the compensation they deserve from a pedestrian or bicycle accident since 1983. At our firm, we provide each client with personalized legal representation. Our Seattle accident lawyers concentrate on getting you proper and just compensation to pay for your medical bills, lost wages, and physical and emotional injuries. We work with you to get proper compensation from the insurance company following a pedestrian or bike injury.

All too often young children and the elderly fall victim to careless drivers.
Especially in high traffic areas, motorists must keep a proper lookout for pedestrians and bike riders. Pedestrians and bicyclists constantly face threats from drivers who speed, talk on cell phones, disregard crosswalks, and other traffic laws.

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At Peizer, Richards & Ziontz, P.S., our Seattle accident lawyers guide injured people throughout the legal process. We focus on getting people the money they need to cope with their injuries. Common types of pedestrian accidents involve:

• Parking lots
• Crosswalks and intersections
• Children and elderly adults
• Joggers and bicyclists
• Bike trail crossings
• Hit and run accidents
• Fatal accidents

If you or your loved one were seriously hurt in a bicycle or pedestrian accident, contact a Seattle car accident lawyer at Peizer, Richards & Ziontz, P.S. to schedule a case evaluation. We represent people throughout the state of Washington, including people in Everett, Redmond, and Tacoma.