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If your New York City pedestrian accident case goes to trial, you will probably need to testify in court. While there is no law stating such testimony is required, testifying gives the jury your side of the story, which is likely very different from the version presented by the defendant.  …

Roughly one-third of pedestrian accidents occur when cars are making left-hand turns. One reason these collisions are so frequent is that the driver and the pedestrian often both think they have the right-of-way. The New York City pedestrian accident lawyers at Douglas & London will protect your rights and help …

Pedestrian accident victims often suffer serious, permanently disabling injuries. While you are hospitalized, undergoing surgeries, rehabilitation, and all the other medical care required, you are also worried about who is going to pay for this. Who pays may depend on the severity of the injuries. Pedestrian accident victims who were …

In New York, it is generally the insurance company of the driver of the vehicle who must pay for an injured pedestrian’s bills. However, this does not necessarily mean that the driver is always liable, which would require a finding that they were legally at fault. The no-fault laws mean …

For most people who are hurt in a pedestrian accident, a quick and fair financial settlement is the primary goal. While most of these claims ultimately settle, the reality is that some are destined for trial by jury. You can expect the trial process to complex. Be aware, however, that …

Countless factors could cause a New York City pedestrian accident– from dangerous street conditions to negligent motorists. No matter what causes them, the unfortunate reality is that many of them are fatal. In 2025, there were 111 pedestrian accident fatalities in New York City, a nine percent decrease compared to …