Reconstruct the collision
Signal phase, sight lines, speed, and crossing point shape the liability assessment.
After a pedestrian accident, injuries, liability, and preserving the facts are central. I assess the claim position and the next steps.
For Pedestrian Accident, these points are especially important:
The first step is to clarify: How the collision occurred, which injuries are documented, and how liability is apportioned.
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Signal phase, sight lines, speed, and crossing point shape the liability assessment.
Even where the pedestrian made an error, liability may still be apportioned.
Medical records, inability to work, and lasting limitations shape the injury claim.
Claims commonly involve the driver, vehicle keeper, and liability insurer.
Signal phase, sight lines, speed, and crossing point shape the liability assessment.
Even where the pedestrian made an error, liability may still be apportioned.
Medical records, inability to work, and lasting limitations shape the injury claim.
Claims commonly involve the driver, vehicle keeper, and liability insurer.
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Step 1
How the collision occurred, which injuries are documented, and how liability is apportioned.
Step 2
Signal phase, sight lines, speed, and crossing point shape the liability assessment.
Step 3
Medical records, inability to work, and lasting limitations shape the injury claim.
Step 4
Claims commonly involve the driver, vehicle keeper, and liability insurer.
For Pedestrian Accident, Dr. Philipp Lerch focuses on the specific evidence, deadlines, and a direct legal strategy.

How the collision occurred, which injuries are documented, and how liability is apportioned.
Even where the pedestrian made an error, liability may still be apportioned.
Medical records, inability to work, and lasting limitations shape the injury claim.