Ohio Pedestrian Accident Lawyers
Your Advocates When You're Streetside Injured
No fees unless we win your claim.
Common Types of Pedestrian Incidents in Ohio
What Should I Do
After a Pedestrian Accident in Ohio?
If you’ve just been in an accident, here’s what to do to protect your health and legal rights:
No Fault
Do not admit fault to anyone, including police or insurance adjusters.
Witnesses
Get witness contact info if possible.
Legal Help
Call an experienced Ohio motorcycle accident attorney as soon as you can.
Emergency Call
Call 911 and report the crash immediately.
Evidence
Collect evidence: take photos of the crash, your bike, your injuries.
Medical Check
Seek medical evaluation, even if you feel "okay."
Early Action
Early legal intervention is crucial. The sooner we start investigating, the better your chances of a full recovery - financially and physically.
Call 911 and report the crash immediately.
Do not admit fault to anyone, including police or insurance adjusters.
Collect evidence: take photos of the crash, your bike, your injuries.
Get witness contact info if possible.
Seek medical evaluation, even if you feel "okay."
Call an experienced Ohio motorcycle accident attorney as soon as you can.
Early legal intervention is crucial. The sooner we start investigating, the better your chances of a full recovery - financially and physically.
The Human Cost
What You Can Recover
Victims may be entitled to compensation for:
- Medical expenses (past, present, future)
- Wrongful death damages
- Lost wages & reduced earning capacity
- Pain, suffering & emotional distress
- Disfigurement or disability
Average Ohio Settlements:
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Minor injuries:
$15k–$50k. -
Severe injuries (TBI, spinal, permanent disability):
Six–seven figures possible
Fatal Factors Behind
Ohio’s Pedestrian Crashes
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Alcohol & Impairment
40%+ of pedestrian deaths involve impairment. -
Distracted Driving
Including texting while driving. -
Nighttime & Poor Lighting
Over half of fatal crashes occur after dark. -
Speeding & Reckless Driving
Fatality rates rise sharply with speed. -
Unsafe Road Design
Roads built for cars, not pedestrians.
Our Legal Process
What You Can Expect
From the moment you contact us, we go to work:
Free
Consultation
We listen to your story, answer your questions, and assess your claim.
Rapid
Investigation
Secure black box data, driving logs, maintenance records, dashcam footage.
Expert-Backed
Case Building
Accident reconstructionists, medical experts, economic consultants.
Demanding
Maximum
Compensation
We push back against lowball offers and delay tactics.
Litigation When
Necessary
Prepared to take your case to trial if needed.
What Makes The Ohio Crash Lawyers
Your Best Choice
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Deep Ohio roots
Serving Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Dayton & statewide. -
Full-service legal support
We handle doctors, investigators, adjusters, and all filings.
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Proven results
Millions recovered, no fees unless we win. -
Focused on maximum recovery
We leave no stone unturned.
Alarming Ohio Pedestrian Crash Statistics Since 2019
fatal crashes, with 862 pedestrian deaths
Franklin, Cuyahoga, and Hamilton Counties account for 51% of all cases.
of fatal crashes occurred in urban areas.
of pedestrian fatalities involved alcohol or drugs; over half had the pedestrian at fault.
Local Spotlight — Cleveland:
If you’ve been injured in a car accident, don’t let insurance companies take advantage of you.
Contact us today to learn how we can help you recover.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I still recover if I’m partially at fault?
Yes — Ohio’s modified comparative negligence rule lets you recover if you’re under 50% at fault.
What is the filing deadline?
The statute of limitations for pedestrian accidents in Ohio is two years from the date of the crash.
Should I speak with the insurance company?
No. Let us handle those conversations—insurance companies often use recorded statements to undervalue claims
What if the driver fled?
We still pursue justice—working with evidence and witnesses to hold someone accountable.
How long does a case take?
It varies. Simple cases may resolve in months; complex ones or those requiring trial can take over a year.
Speak to an Ohio Pedestrian Accident Lawyer Today
We help injured pedestrians across Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Dayton, and all of Ohio.