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Abogada de Accidentes de Peatones en Silver Spring

Abogadas de Accidentes de Peatones en Silver Spring, Maryland

Cada año, cientos de peatones de la región son atropellados por coches, camiones y motocicletas. Cuando la negligencia de un conductor causa lesiones a un peatón, el automovilista puede ser totalmente responsable de los costes económicos posteriores de la víctima.

Abogada Eficaz de Leasiones de Peatones en Silver Spring

En Whitlock Law, ofrecemos representación legal con experiencia para las víctimas de accidentes de peatones a manos de conductores descuidados. Nuestra abogada principal y fundadora, Morgan Whitlock, ha ayudado a clientes con demandas por lesiones personales desde 2008. Es una litigante respetada que lleva un promedio de 100 casos a juicio cada año.

La Sra. Morgan está preparada para ayudarle a cobrar la compensación que le corresponde por lesiones como:

Las luces rojas, las señales de stop, los pasos de peatones señalizados y las leyes sobre ceder el paso existen para tratar de mantener a los peatones seguros, pero solo funcionan si todos los implicados son capaces y están dispuestos a respetar el derecho de los demás a llegar sanos y salvos a su destino.

Un conductor que se distrae con el teléfono móvil, está bajo los efectos del alcohol o las drogas, o se salta un semáforo en rojo podría ser considerado legalmente responsable de las lesiones que usted sufra en la colisión resultante.

Tratar con la compañía de seguros por su cuenta puede ser frustrante y terminar con un acuerdo inadecuado. Afortunadamente, puede contratar a unas dedicadas y experimentadas abogadas de lesiones personales de Whitlock Law para que lo represente.

Es una hábil litigante y negociadora que se asegurará de que usted reciba el dinero al que tiene derecho por sus facturas médicas, dolor y sufrimiento, salarios perdidos y más.

Consulta Legal Gratuita Sobre Su Accidente de Peatones

Llame a Whitlock Law, al 301-565-1655 las 24 horas del día o envíenos un correo electrónico para comunicarse con nuestra oficina de Silver Spring. No le cobramos nada hasta que le entreguemos la indemnización.

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