Jeff Roberts & Associates maintains their office at 213 Rep. John Lewis Way N, Suite 300, Nashville, TN 37219, where they provide specialized representation for pedestrian accident victims throughout Middle Tennessee. With pedestrian accidents increasing alongside Nashville’s growth, the firm focuses on cases involving distracted driving, reckless behavior, and failure to yield that result in serious injuries to pedestrians. Attorney Jeff Roberts brings valuable insight as a former insurance adjuster, giving him unique perspective when negotiating with insurance companies that often try to minimize pedestrian injury claims. The firm conducts thorough investigations into pedestrian accidents, gathering critical evidence from surveillance cameras, accident scenes, and witness statements to establish driver negligence. They have extensive experience representing victims suffering traumatic brain injuries, broken bones, spinal cord damage, and internal organ injuries resulting from pedestrian-vehicle impacts. Jeff Roberts & Associates works on a contingency fee basis, ensuring clients pay nothing unless they recover compensation. Their comprehensive approach includes documenting all accident-related losses, consulting with medical experts about future treatment needs, and calculating the full value of damages. With 176 pedestrian accidents in Davidson County alone in 2014, their localized knowledge of dangerous intersections proves particularly valuable for victims seeking fair compensation.
The Williams Firm offers specialized pedestrian accident representation from their office at 315 Deaderick Street, Suite 1510, Nashville, Tennessee 37238. Their experienced team understands that pedestrian accidents frequently result in devastating injuries leading to short-term or permanent disabilities, requiring skilled legal advocacy to secure appropriate compensation. Tennessee state data reveals 1,437 pedestrian accidents annually with 39 occurring in Rutherford County alone, often resulting in catastrophic injuries like traumatic brain damage, spinal cord injuries, broken bones, internal organ damage, severe lacerations, crush injuries, and amputations. The firm methodically builds comprehensive cases demonstrating driver negligence, commonly stemming from distracted driving, intoxication, speeding, or failure to yield right-of-way. They pursue both economic damages (medical expenses, lost income, property damage) and non-economic damages (pain and suffering, emotional distress, loss of enjoyment of life), meticulously calculating compensation using economic experts when appropriate. Understanding Tennessee’s modified comparative negligence system, which allows recovery when victims are less than 50% responsible, their attorneys counter insurance company tactics attempting to shift blame unfairly. For pedestrian accident victims facing mounting medical bills and uncertain futures, call (615) 256-8880 for a free consultation.
Attorney Scott Terry at Selvidge Injury Law, located at 1321 Murfreesboro Pike, Ste. 330, Nashville, Tennessee 37217, and reachable at 615-864-0343, specializes in pedestrian accident cases. Nashville ranks as the second most dangerous U.S. city for pedestrians according to a 2023 study, with nearly 50 pedestrian fatalities annually. The firm’s attorneys fight against insurance companies’ tactics like offering low settlements or assigning undue blame to victims. They handle cases involving distracted driving, speeding, failure to yield, and impaired driving, helping injured pedestrians secure compensation for medical expenses, lost income, reduced earning capacity, pain and suffering, and emotional distress. Selvidge Injury Law works on a contingency basis with no upfront fees and offers free consultations. They serve pedestrian accident victims throughout Nashville and surrounding areas in Davidson County, bringing over a decade of experience to each case.
Jim Higgins leads The Higgins Firm from 200 Hart St, Nashville, TN 37210, representing pedestrian accident victims throughout Tennessee. The firm emphasizes the catastrophic nature of these accidents, citing CNN and Governors Highway Safety Association reports about pedestrian fatality rates. Their attorneys handle cases where drivers fail to pay attention to pedestrians crossing roads, seeking damages for medical costs, lost income, funeral expenses, pain and suffering, and loss of consortium for affected family members. The legal team guides clients through Tennessee pedestrian laws, including drivers’ responsibilities to yield to pedestrians in crosswalks and pedestrians’ duties to use marked crossings when available. After an accident, they recommend seeking immediate medical attention, reporting to police, documenting the scene, gathering witness information, and avoiding discussions about fault without legal representation. With a one-year statute of limitations in Tennessee, prompt legal consultation is essential. For a free case evaluation, call 615-353-0930.
Grissim & Waterman, located at 325 Union Street, Nashville, TN 37201, phone 615-255-9999, specializes in representing pedestrian accident victims throughout Nashville. Their attorneys recognize that despite being a small fraction of road users, pedestrians make up a significant portion of serious injury victims due to their lack of protection compared to vehicle occupants. The firm handles cases involving crosswalk injuries, where pedestrians clearly have the right of way, and non-crosswalk injuries where liability may be more complex. Their legal team disputes common defense claims that jaywalking pedestrians constitute a “sudden emergency,” emphasizing drivers’ responsibility to remain alert for everyday hazards. The attorneys help clients recover compensation for economic damages including medical bills and lost wages, as well as non-economic losses such as pain and suffering. They investigate accident circumstances, analyzing factors like dart-out accidents, intersection dashes, passing accidents, turning/merging accidents, back-up collisions, and hit-and-run incidents to establish liability and secure appropriate compensation for victims’ injuries.
