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Top Pedestrian Accident Attorneys in Los Angeles

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Association (NHTSA), more than 5,000 pedestrians are killed each year in motor vehicle crashes, and more than 78,000 are injured when struck by a car or truck.

Los Angeles is unfortunately known for its devastating pedestrian accidents, which often result in serious injuries or fatalities. If you or a loved one has been involved in a pedestrian accident with injuries, our team of hit-and-run lawyers is here to help you seek fair compensation.

With over 30 years of experience focusing on personal injury cases in Southern California, we have the experience necessary to navigate the complexities and claim the compensation you deserve for your injuries, lost wages and massive medical expenses.

With Over $200 Million Recovered – We Know How to Beat Insurance Companies

The Pedestrian Accident Epidemic in Los Angeles

Alarming Statistics in California

Pedestrians face extreme dangers on the streets of Los Angeles:

Devastating Numbers

• Los Angeles leads the nation in pedestrian fatalities
• 1 pedestrian killed every 2 days in Los Angeles County
• 20% increase in pedestrian fatalities in the last 5 years
• 75% of pedestrian accidents result in serious injuries

High Risk Areas in Los Angeles

• Hollywood Boulevard – dangerous intersections
• Venice Beach – heavy traffic and tourists
• Downtown LA – construction and heavy traffic
• Sunset Strip – drivers under the influence
• MacArthur Park – limited visibility

Most Dangerous Schedules

• 6-9 PM – evening rush hour
• Fridays and Saturdays – drivers under the influence
• Winter months – lower visibility
• Close to schools – areas of high pedestrian activity

Common Types of Pedestrian Accidents in Los Angeles

Pedestrian Crossing Collisions

• Right turns without looking at pedestrians
• Left turns cutting pedestrians off
• Violation of traffic lights and stop signs
• Failure to yield at intersections

Parking Lot Accidents

• Reversing drivers not seeing pedestrians
• Vehicles pulling out of parking spaces
• Distracted drivers in shopping malls
• Poorly lit areas in garages

Reversing Vehicle Collisions

• Trucks and SUVs with large blind spots
• Elderly drivers with limited mobility
• Commercial vehicles without rear cameras
• Residentialdriveways and garages

Hit-and-Run Accidents

• Uninsured motorists who flee
• Hit and rundrivers
• Stolen vehicles in accidents
• Immigrants in fear of authorities

Sidewalk Collisions

• Drivers under the influence running off the road
• Police chases that end on sidewalks
• Heart attacks or driver medical emergencies
• Vehicles out of control due to mechanical failure

Construction Site Accidents

• Inadequate signaling at construction sites
• Poorly markeddangerous detours
• Workers blocking visibility
• Uneven surfaces causing tripping hazards

Leading Causes of Pedestrian Accidents

Driver Negligence (85% of Cases)

Distracted Driving

• Cell phones – texting while driving
• DistractingGPS and navigation
• Eating or drinking while driving
• Passengers distracting the driver
• Radio or loudmusic

Traffic Violations

• Speeding in pedestrian zones
• Failure to yield at crosswalks
• Violation of redlights
• Illegal turns without checking for pedestrians
• Aggressive and impatientdriving

Driving Under the Influence

• Alcohol that reduces reflexes and judgment
• Illegal drugs that affect perception
• Drugs that cause drowsiness
• Marijuana that alters reaction time

Driver Fatigue

• Commercial drivers with excessive hours
• Night shift workers
• Elderly drivers with vision problems
• Microsleep at the wheel

Road Conditions (10% of Cases)

• Poor lighting at intersections
• Missing or damagedsignage
• Potholes causing loss of control
• Poorly markedconstruction

Pedestrian Liability (5% of Cases)

• Crossing outside of crosswalks
• Ignoring pedestriansignals
• Walking with headphones without attention
• Intoxication affecting judgment

Devastating Injuries in Pedestrian Accidents

Traumatic Brain Injuries

• Severe concussions and loss of consciousness
• Brain hematomas requiring surgery
• Permanentcognitive impairment and memory loss
• Personality changes and emotional problems
• Persistentcoma and vegetative states

Spinal Cord Injuries

• Complete paralysis (quadriplegia)
• Partial paralysis (paraplegia)
• Loss of limbfunction
• Incontinence and sexual dysfunction
• Chronic lifelong pain

Fractures and Broken Bones

• Complexpelvic fractures requiring multiple surgeries
• Femur fractures with long-term complications
• Rib fractures and thoracic injuries
• Facial and mandibularfractures
• Life-threateningskull fractures

Extremity Injuries

• Amputations of arms, legs, fingers
• Crushing of extremities
• Tendon and ligamenttears
• Compartment syndrome requiring urgent surgery
• Life-longprosthesis and rehabilitation

Internal Injuries

• Massiveinternal bleeding in the abdomen
• Damage to vitalorgans (liver, spleen, kidneys)
• Pneumothorax (collapsed lung)
• Cardiovascular injuries
• Diaphragm rupture

Facial and Dental Injuries

• Permanent facialdisfigurement
• Multipletooth loss
• Nasal and orbitalfractures
• Extensivescarring requiring plastic surgery
• Loss of vision or hearing

Emotional Trauma

• Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
• Severe depression and anxiety
• Phobia of walking or leaving home
• Loss of independence
• Impact on familyrelationships

Wrongful Death Cases

• Compensation for survivingfamily members
• Funeral and burialexpenses
• Loss of futurefinancial support
• Familypain and suffering

California Legal Liabilities

Obligations of Drivers

Pedestrian Right-of-Way

• Yield the right-of-way at all marked crosswalks.
• Come to a complete stop when pedestrian is crossing
• Wait until the pedestrian has finished crossing
• Do not block crosswalks

Safe Speed

• Reduce speed in school zones
• 25 mph in residential areas
• 15 mph in alleys
• Appropriate speed for conditions

Special Precautions

• Check before opening vehicle doors
• Look carefully when turning
• Do not use cell phones while driving
• Keep headlights clean and functional

Pedestrian Responsibilities

Correct Use of Crossings

• Use marked crosswalks when available.
• Obeying pedestrian traffic signals
• Look before crossing even if you have the right of way.
• Walking, not running, through intersections

Visibility and Attention

• Wear light or reflectiveclothing at night.
• Avoid headphones that block traffic sounds.
• Staying alert and avoiding distractions
• Make eye contact with drivers when possible

IMPORTANT: Even if you partially contributed to the accident, you are still entitled to compensation under California’s comparative negligence laws.

How We Calculate Your Compensation

Economic Damages (Calculable Losses)

Mass Medical Expenses

• Emergency care: $75,000 – $250,000+
• Surgeries: $150,000 – $750,000 each
• Hospitalization: $15,000 – $35,000 per day
• Rehabilitation: $8,000 – $20,000 per month
• Prostheses and equipment: $50,000 – $200,000+
• Lifetime Care: $2,000,000 – $10,000,000+

Devastating Loss of Income

• Time off work: Months or years
• Loss of working capacity: Permanent reduction of 25-100%.
• Future earnings: 20-40 year projections lost
• Lost benefits: Insurance, pension, vacation
• Promotional opportunities: Lost forever

Other Related Expenses

• Medical transportation: Ambulances, medical flights
• Home Modifications: $25,000 – $100,000+
• Personal care: $5,000 – $15,000 per month
• Adapted transportation: Special vehicles
• Household assistance: Cleaning, cooking, caregiving

Non Economic Damages (Subjective Losses)

Extreme Pain and Suffering

• Constant and intensephysical pain
• Permanent mobilitylimitations
• Loss of favoriteactivities and sports
• Drastic changes in quality of life

Severe Emotional Distress

• PTSD with flashbacks and nightmares
• Severedepression and anxiety
• Loss of confidence to walk on streets
• Social isolation and loss of relationships

Loss of Enjoyment of Life

• Sports activities no longer possible
• Loss of totalindependence
• Changes in personality and abilities
• Impact on sex life and intimate relationships

Loss of Consortium

• Impact on marriage and relationships
• Loss of companionship and intimacy
• Burden on familycaregivers
• Financial stress on family

Typical Compensation Ranges:

• Minor Injuries: $50,000 – $150,000
• Moderate injuries: $150,000 – $500,000
• Serious Injuries: $500,000 – $2,000,000
• Catastrophic Injuries: $2,000,000 – $8,000,000+
• Death Cases: $2,000,000 – $15,000,000+

What to Do IMMEDIATELY After a Hit and Run

At the Accident Scene

Seek Urgent Medical Attention

• Call 911 immediately, even if you feel “fine.”
• Don’t refuse the ambulance – internal injuries are common
• Remain still if you feel neck or back pain
• Accept oxygen and full medical examination

2. Document the Scene Completely

• Take photos of the vehicle that hit you.
• Photograph road conditions and signage
• Capture the final position of all elements
• Document your visible injuries (if appropriate)
• Record video of the overall scene if you can

3. Gather Critical Information

• Driver: License, insurance, contact information
• Vehicle: license plates, make, model, color, damages
• Witnesses: Names, phone numbers, addresses
• Officers: Police report number
• Business: If commercial vehicle, employer information

4. Report Appropriately

• Call the police for an official report
• Do not admit fault under any circumstances
• Provide only basicfacts to officers
• Request a copy of the report when available

CRITICAL Mistakes to Avoid

NEVER Refuse Medical Care

• Adrenaline masks serious injuries
• Internal bleeding may not be obvious
• Brain injuries develop over time
• Immediatemedical documentation strengthens your case

DO NOT Talk to Driver’s Insurers

• Refer all calls to your attorney
• Do not give recordedstatements
• Do not accept offers of immediate money
• Do not sign any release documents

DO NOT Minimize Your Injuries

• Minor” pain may indicate serious injury
• Symptoms may worsen over the next few days
• Emotional injuries are as real as physical
• Seek treatment for all symptoms

5. Call a Specialized Lawyer IMMEDIATELY

1-800-529-7910 – Hit-and-Run Specialists

Proof of Negligence in Hit and Run Cases

Required Legal Elements

To win your case, we must prove:

Duty of Care 2.

The driver had a legal obligation to operate his vehicle safely and yield to pedestrians.

2. Breach of Duty

The driver violated traffic laws or failed to act as a reasonable driver.

3. Causality

The driver’s negligent actions directly caused the accident.

4. Damages

You suffered actual injuries and losses due to the hit-and-run.

Evidence We Use

Physical Evidence

• Brake marks or absence ofbrake marks
• Damage to the vehicle indicating speed and impact
• Evidence on victim’sclothing
• Final position of victim and vehicle

Testimonial Evidence

• Eyewitnesses to the accident
• Accidentreconstruction experts
• Injuryphysicians
• Economists on future losses

Documentary Evidence

• Police reports and citations
• Completemedical records
• Securitycamera videos
• Driver’sphone records (if using cell phone)

Digital Evidence

• Vehicle data (black boxes)
• GPS and maps at the time of the accident
• Vehiclespeed records
• Driver’ssocial networks

Hit-and-Run Accidents

If the Driver fled

Immediate Action Required

• Call 911 reporting hit-and-run
• Look for nearby securitycameras
• Ask witnesses if they saw license plates
• Note any details of the vehicle

Compensation Sources

• Your own uninsured motoristinsurance
• State Crime VictimsFund
• Vehicle insurance where you were a passenger
• Third party liability (if applicable)

Specialized Research

• Private investigators to locate driver
• Traffic and businesscamera analysis
• Repairshop search
• Tracking of physical vehicleevidence

Hit and Run Success Stories – Los Angeles

Major Verdicts and Settlements:

• 8.5 Million – Pedestrian with Traumatic Brain Injury, Hollywood Blvd.
• $6.2 Million – Complete paralysis due to Downtown LA hit-and-run
• $4.8 Million – Double leg amputation, crosswalk
• 3.1 Million – Multiple injuries, driver under the influence
• $2.9 Million – Death of parent, Venice Beach
• 1.7 Million – Severe pelvic fractures, parking lot
• 1.2 Million – Brain Injury, elderly woman hit by car
• $875,000 – Multiple fractures, hit-and-run resolved

Testimonies of Real Victims:

Maria G. – Hit and Run Pedestrian Crossing

“A driver distracted by his phone hit me at the intersection. I was left with brain injuries and the insurance company offered $25,000. Jerry fought for 2 years and we got $8.5 million.”

Carlos S. – Hit-and-Run

“I was hit and the driver fled. I thought I had no case because I didn’t know the driver. Jerry found the culprit and I received $875,000 for my fractures.”

Ana R. – Parking

“An SUV hit me in reverse at a mall. Jerry proved that the driver failed to check before backing up and we got $1.7 million.”

Why Pedestrians Need Specialized Representation

Pedestrian Prejudice

Negative Assumptions

• “The pedestrian wasn’t paying attention.”
• “He was walking where he shouldn’t have been”
• “He contributed to his own accident”
• “Pedestrians always exaggerate injuries.”

Insurance Company Tactics

• Automatically blame the pedestrian
• Minimize the severity of injuries
• Argue contributorynegligence
• Offer ridiculously lowcompensation

Unique Legal Complexities

Specific Pedestrian Laws

• Right of way in different situations
• Shared responsibilities between driver and pedestrian
• Comparative negligence and its application
• Multiple jurisdictions in accidents

Specialized Research

• Pedestrianaccident reconstruction
• Visibility and lighting conditionsanalysis
• Study of pedestrian trafficpatterns
• Evaluation of street and intersectiondesign

California Statutes of Limitation

Critical Timeframes for Strokes:

Personal Injury

• 2 years from the date of the accident
• 1 year if claiming governmental entity
• 6 months to file initial claim against government

Wrongful Death

• 2 years from date of death
• 1 year against governmental entities

Property Damage

• 3 years from the date of the accident

CRITICAL WARNING: If you do not file your claim within the legal deadline, you permanently lose your right to compensation.

Liability of Government Entities

Hazardous Street Conditions

City of Los Angeles Responsible For:

• Poor sidewalkmaintenance
• Inadequatelighting at intersections
• Missing or damagedsignage
• Dangerous design of streets and intersections
• Potholes and uneven surfaces

Special Proceeding Against Government

• Administrative claim required first
• 6 months to file initial claim
• 45 days for government response
• Only then can lawsuit be filed

Successful Cases Against Government Entities

• 2.1 Million – Dangerous intersection poorly designed
• 1.5 Million – Lack of lighting at crosswalk
• $950,000 – Inadequate signage in school zone
• $675,000 – Deficient sidewalk maintenance

Uninsured Health Care

We Help You Get Immediate Treatment

No Health Insurance – No Problem

• Physicians working with lien – payment at the end of the case
• Hospitals that accept run-over cases
• Specialists willing to wait for payment
• World-class surgeons and neurologists

Critical Treatments Covered

• Neurosurgery for brain injuries
• Orthopedic surgery for complex fractures
• Plastic surgery for disfigurement
• Intensive physicalrehabilitation
• Psychological therapy for trauma

Assistance Programs

• Medi-Cal for California Residents
• Charitablehospital programs
• Specialized traumaclinics
• Violent crimevictim funds

Immigration Status – Not an Impediment

Your Rights Are Protected

With or Without Papers:

• You are entitled to full compensation
• Your status CANNOT be used against you
• Absoluteconfidentiality guaranteed
• Fulllegal protection under California

If Migratory Questions Arise:

• We block any attempt of intimidation
• We maintain totalconfidentiality
• Focus on your accident, not your status
• We aggressivelyprotect your privacy

Why Choose Jerry Jacobson for Your Hit and Run Case

Proven Specialized Experience:

• 30+ years representing hit-and-run victims
• 200+ million recovered for injured pedestrians
• In-depth knowledge of pedestrian traffic laws
• Experience against governmental entities
• Track record against major insurance companies

Exhaustive research:

Immediate Preservation of Evidence

• Investigators on scene within hours
• Preservation of videos before they are erased
• Immediate witnessinterviews
• Completephotographic documentation

World Class Experts

• Accident reconstructionists specializing in hit-and-run accidents
• Traffic engineers analyzing intersections
• Pedestrian traumaphysicians
• Economists who calculate lifetime losses

Superior Resources:

• Advanced technology for 3D reconstruction
• Laboratories for physical evidence analysis
• National network of medical experts
• Financial capacity for prolonged cases

Personal Attention:

• Direct access to Attorney Jerry Jacobson
• Services in Spanish always available
• Hospital visits for serious cases
• 24/7 availability for emergencies

Risk-Free Fee System

“If We Don’t Win, We Don’t Get Paid” – Guaranteed

Zero Cost For You

• You pay nothing to start your case
• No upfrontfees ever
• All investigationexpenses covered
• Medical experts paid by us

We Only Get Paid If We Win

• Percentage of the settlement or verdict only
• Nothing if we lose – we absorb all costs
• Total investment in your case with no risk
• Maximum motivation to get the best result

Act Immediately – Your Life is at Stake

Why You Should Call TODAY:

Critical Evidence Disappears

• Camera videos are erased in 30-90 days
• Witnesses move or forget details
• Road conditions are repaired
• Vehicles are repaired by destroying evidence

Your Health Is a Priority

• Prompt treatment improves prognosis
• Early documentation is crucial
• Internal injuries may worsen without treatment
• Early rehabilitation is more effective

Insurers Act Fast

• Investigators are already minimizing your case
• Inappropriate offers arrive to pressure you
• Denial strategies are implemented immediately
• Every hour you wait gives them more leverage

Areas We Serve in Southern California

Los Angeles County:

• Los Angeles
• Long Beach
• Santa Monica
• Pasadena
• Glendale
• Burbank
• Torrance
• Pomona
• El Monte
• Downey

Adjacent Counties:

• Orange County
• Riverside County
• San Bernardino County
• Ventura County
• Kern County

We represent hit-and-run victims throughout Southern California.

Your Life Changed in a Second – Don’t Let Insurance Companies Rob You of Your Future

CALL NOW: 1-800-529-7910

Immediate Free Consultation

Los Angeles Pedestrian Accident Lawyer

Jerry Jacobson – Over $200 Million Recovered for Victims

Protect Your Rights Immediately!

Free Consultation 24/7: 1-800-529-7910

Top Pedestrian Accident Attorneys in Los Angeles

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Association (NHTSA), more than 5,000 pedestrians are killed each year in motor vehicle crashes, and more than 78,000 are injured when struck by a car or truck.

Los Angeles is unfortunately known for its devastating pedestrian accidents, which often result in serious injuries or fatalities. If you or a loved one has been involved in a pedestrian accident with injuries, our team of hit-and-run lawyers is here to help you seek fair compensation.

With over 30 years of experience focusing on personal injury cases in Southern California, we have the experience necessary to navigate the complexities and claim the compensation you deserve for your injuries, lost wages and massive medical expenses.

With Over $200 Million Recovered – We Know How to Beat Insurance Companies

The Pedestrian Accident Epidemic in Los Angeles

Alarming Statistics in California

Pedestrians face extreme dangers on the streets of Los Angeles:

Devastating Numbers

• Los Angeles leads the nation in pedestrian fatalities
• 1 pedestrian killed every 2 days in Los Angeles County
• 20% increase in pedestrian fatalities in the last 5 years
• 75% of pedestrian accidents result in serious injuries

High Risk Areas in Los Angeles

• Hollywood Boulevard – dangerous intersections
• Venice Beach – heavy traffic and tourists
• Downtown LA – construction and heavy traffic
• Sunset Strip – drivers under the influence
• MacArthur Park – limited visibility

Most Dangerous Schedules

• 6-9 PM – evening rush hour
• Fridays and Saturdays – drivers under the influence
• Winter months – lower visibility
• Close to schools – areas of high pedestrian activity

Common Types of Pedestrian Accidents in Los Angeles

Pedestrian Crossing Collisions

• Right turns without looking at pedestrians
• Left turns cutting pedestrians off
• Violation of traffic lights and stop signs
• Failure to yield at intersections

Parking Lot Accidents

• Reversing drivers not seeing pedestrians
• Vehicles pulling out of parking spaces
• Distracted drivers in shopping malls
• Poorly lit areas in garages

Reversing Vehicle Collisions

• Trucks and SUVs with large blind spots
• Elderly drivers with limited mobility
• Commercial vehicles without rear cameras
• Residentialdriveways and garages

Hit-and-Run Accidents

• Uninsured motorists who flee
• Hit and rundrivers
• Stolen vehicles in accidents
• Immigrants in fear of authorities

Sidewalk Collisions

• Drivers under the influence running off the road
• Police chases that end on sidewalks
• Heart attacks or driver medical emergencies
• Vehicles out of control due to mechanical failure

Construction Site Accidents

• Inadequate signaling at construction sites
• Poorly markeddangerous detours
• Workers blocking visibility
• Uneven surfaces causing tripping hazards

Leading Causes of Pedestrian Accidents

Driver Negligence (85% of Cases)

Distracted Driving

• Cell phones – texting while driving
• DistractingGPS and navigation
• Eating or drinking while driving
• Passengers distracting the driver
• Radio or loudmusic

Traffic Violations

• Speeding in pedestrian zones
• Failure to yield at crosswalks
• Violation of redlights
• Illegal turns without checking for pedestrians
• Aggressive and impatientdriving

Driving Under the Influence

• Alcohol that reduces reflexes and judgment
• Illegal drugs that affect perception
• Drugs that cause drowsiness
• Marijuana that alters reaction time

Driver Fatigue

• Commercial drivers with excessive hours
• Night shift workers
• Elderly drivers with vision problems
• Microsleep at the wheel

Road Conditions (10% of Cases)

• Poor lighting at intersections
• Missing or damagedsignage
• Potholes causing loss of control
• Poorly markedconstruction

Pedestrian Liability (5% of Cases)

• Crossing outside of crosswalks
• Ignoring pedestriansignals
• Walking with headphones without attention
• Intoxication affecting judgment

Devastating Injuries in Pedestrian Accidents

Traumatic Brain Injuries

• Severe concussions and loss of consciousness
• Brain hematomas requiring surgery
• Permanentcognitive impairment and memory loss
• Personality changes and emotional problems
• Persistentcoma and vegetative states

Spinal Cord Injuries

• Complete paralysis (quadriplegia)
• Partial paralysis (paraplegia)
• Loss of limbfunction
• Incontinence and sexual dysfunction
• Chronic lifelong pain

Fractures and Broken Bones

• Complexpelvic fractures requiring multiple surgeries
• Femur fractures with long-term complications
• Rib fractures and thoracic injuries
• Facial and mandibularfractures
• Life-threateningskull fractures

Extremity Injuries

• Amputations of arms, legs, fingers
• Crushing of extremities
• Tendon and ligamenttears
• Compartment syndrome requiring urgent surgery
• Life-longprosthesis and rehabilitation

Internal Injuries

• Massiveinternal bleeding in the abdomen
• Damage to vitalorgans (liver, spleen, kidneys)
• Pneumothorax (collapsed lung)
• Cardiovascular injuries
• Diaphragm rupture

Facial and Dental Injuries

• Permanent facialdisfigurement
• Multipletooth loss
• Nasal and orbitalfractures
• Extensivescarring requiring plastic surgery
• Loss of vision or hearing

Emotional Trauma

• Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
• Severe depression and anxiety
• Phobia of walking or leaving home
• Loss of independence
• Impact on familyrelationships

Wrongful Death Cases

• Compensation for survivingfamily members
• Funeral and burialexpenses
• Loss of futurefinancial support
• Familypain and suffering

California Legal Liabilities

Obligations of Drivers

Pedestrian Right-of-Way

• Yield at all marked pedestrian crosswalks
• Coming to a complete stop when pedestrian is crossing
• Wait for pedestrian to finish crossing
• Do not block crosswalks

Safe Speed

• Reduce speed in school zones
• 25 mph in residential areas
• 15 mph in alleys
• Appropriate speed for conditions

Special Precautions

• Check before opening vehicle doors
• Look carefully when turning
• Do not use cell phones while driving
• Keep headlights clean and functional

Pedestrian Responsibilities

Correct Use of Crossings

• Use marked crosswalks when available.
• Obeying pedestrian traffic signals
• Look before crossing even if you have the right of way.
• Walking, not running, through intersections

Visibility and Attention

• Wear light or reflectiveclothing at night.
• Avoid headphones that block traffic sounds.
• Staying alert and avoiding distractions
• Make eye contact with drivers when possible

IMPORTANT: Even if you partially contributed to the accident, you are still entitled to compensation under California’s comparative negligence laws.

How We Calculate Your Compensation

Economic Damages (Calculable Losses)

Mass Medical Expenses

• Emergency care: $75,000 – $250,000+
• Surgeries: $150,000 – $750,000 each
• Hospitalization: $15,000 – $35,000 per day
• Rehabilitation: $8,000 – $20,000 per month
• Prostheses and equipment: $50,000 – $200,000+
• Lifetime Care: $2,000,000 – $10,000,000+

Devastating Loss of Income

• Time off work: Months or years
• Loss of working capacity: Permanent reduction of 25-100%.
• Future earnings: 20-40 year projections lost
• Lost benefits: Insurance, pension, vacation
• Promotional opportunities: Lost forever

Other Related Expenses

• Medical transportation: Ambulances, medical flights
• Home Modifications: $25,000 – $100,000+
• Personal Care: $5,000 – $15,000 per month
• Adapted transportation: Special vehicles
• Domestic assistance: Cleaning, cooking, care

Non Economic Damages (Subjective Losses)

Extreme Pain and Suffering

• Constant and intensephysical pain
• Permanent mobilitylimitations
• Loss of favoriteactivities and sports
• Drastic changes in quality of life

Severe Emotional Distress

• PTSD with flashbacks and nightmares
• Severedepression and anxiety
• Loss of confidence to walk on streets
• Social isolation and loss of relationships

Loss of Enjoyment of Life

• Sports activities no longer possible
• Loss of totalindependence
• Changes in personality and abilities
• Impact on sex life and intimate relationships

Loss of Consortium

• Impact on marriage and relationships
• Loss of companionship and intimacy
• Burden on familycaregivers
• Financial stress on family

Typical Compensation Ranges:

• Minor Injuries: $50,000 – $150,000
• Moderate injuries: $150,000 – $500,000
• Serious Injuries: $500,000 – $2,000,000
• Catastrophic Injuries: $2,000,000 – $8,000,000+
• Death Cases: $2,000,000 – $15,000,000+

What to Do IMMEDIATELY After a Hit and Run

At the Accident Scene

Seek Urgent Medical Attention

• Call 911 immediately, even if you feel “fine.”
• Don’t turn down the ambulance – internal injuries are common
• Remain still if you feel pain in your neck or back.
• Accepts oxygen and complete medical examination

2. Document the Scene Completely

• Take photos of the vehicle that hit you.
• Photograph road conditions and signage
• Capture the final position of all elements
• Document your visible injuries (if appropriate)
• Record video of the overall scene if you can

3. Gather Critical Information

• Driver: License, insurance, contact information
• Vehicle: license plates, make, model, color, damages
• Witnesses: Names, phone numbers, addresses
• Officers: Police report number
• Business: If commercial vehicle, employer information

4. Report Appropriately

• Call the police for an official report
• Do not admit fault under any circumstances
• Provide only basicfacts to officers
• Request a copy of the report when available

CRITICAL Mistakes to Avoid

NEVER Refuse Medical Care

• Adrenaline masks serious injuries
• Internal bleeding may not be obvious
• Brain injuries develop over time
• Immediatemedical documentation strengthens your case

DO NOT Talk to Driver’s Insurers

• Refer all calls to your attorney
• Do not give recordedstatements
• Do not accept offers of immediate money
• Do not sign any release documents

DO NOT Minimize Your Injuries

• Minor” pain may indicate serious injury
• Symptoms may worsen over the next few days
• Emotional injuries are as real as physical
• Seek treatment for all symptoms

5. Call a Specialized Lawyer IMMEDIATELY

1-800-529-7910 – Hit-and-Run Specialists

Proof of Negligence on Pedestrian Accident Cases

Required Legal Elements

To win your case, we must prove:

Duty of Care 2.

The driver had a legal obligation to operate his vehicle safely and yield to pedestrians.

2. Breach of Duty

The driver violated traffic laws or failed to act as a reasonable driver.

3. Causality

The driver’s negligent actions directly caused the accident.

4. Damages

You suffered actual injuries and losses due to the hit-and-run.

Evidence We Use

Physical Evidence

• Brake marks or absence ofbrake marks
• Damage to the vehicle indicating speed and impact
• Evidence on victim’sclothing
• Final position of victim and vehicle

Testimonial Evidence

• Eyewitnesses to the accident
• Accidentreconstruction experts
• Injuryphysicians
• Economists on future losses

Documentary Evidence

• Police reports and citations
• Completemedical records
• Securitycamera videos
• Driver’sphone records (if using cell phone)

Digital Evidence

• Vehicle data (black boxes)
• GPS and maps at the time of the accident
• Vehiclespeed records
• Driver’ssocial networks

Hit-and-Run Accidents

If the Driver fled

Immediate Action Required

• Call 911 reporting hit-and-run
• Look for nearby securitycameras
• Ask witnesses if they saw license plates
• Note any details of the vehicle

Compensation Sources

• Your own uninsured motoristinsurance
• State Crime VictimsFund
• Vehicle insurance where you were a passenger
• Third party liability (if applicable)

Specialized Research

• Private investigators to locate driver
• Traffic and businesscamera analysis
• Repairshop search
• Tracking of physical vehicleevidence

Hit and Run Success Stories – Los Angeles

Major Verdicts and Settlements:

• 8.5 Million – Pedestrian with Traumatic Brain Injury, Hollywood Blvd.
• $6.2 Million – Complete paralysis due to Downtown LA hit-and-run
• $4.8 Million – Double leg amputation, crosswalk
• 3.1 Million – Multiple injuries, driver under the influence
• $2.9 Million – Death of parent, Venice Beach
• 1.7 Million – Severe pelvic fractures, parking lot
• 1.2 Million – Brain Injury, elderly woman hit by car
• $875,000 – Multiple fractures, hit-and-run resolved

Testimonies of Real Victims:

Maria G. – Hit and Run Pedestrian Crossing

“A driver distracted by his phone hit me at the intersection. I was left with brain injuries and the insurance company offered $25,000. Jerry fought for 2 years and we got $8.5 million.”

Carlos S. – Hit-and-Run

“I was hit and the driver fled. I thought I had no case because I didn’t know the driver. Jerry found the culprit and I received $875,000 for my fractures.”

Ana R. – Parking

“An SUV hit me in reverse at a mall. Jerry proved that the driver failed to check before backing up and we got $1.7 million.”

Why Pedestrians Need Specialized Representation

Pedestrian Prejudice

Negative Assumptions

• “The pedestrian wasn’t paying attention.”
• “He was walking where he shouldn’t have been”
• “He contributed to his own accident”
• “Pedestrians always exaggerate injuries.”

Insurance Company Tactics

• Automatically blame the pedestrian
• Minimize the severity of injuries
• Argue contributorynegligence
• Offer ridiculously lowcompensation

Unique Legal Complexities

Specific Pedestrian Laws

• Right of way in different situations
• Shared responsibilities between driver and pedestrian
• Comparative negligence and its application
• Multiple jurisdictions in accidents

Specialized Research

• Pedestrianaccident reconstruction
• Visibility and lighting conditionsanalysis
• Study of pedestrian trafficpatterns
• Evaluation of street and intersectiondesign

California Statutes of Limitation

Critical Timeframes for Strokes:

Personal Injury

• 2 years from the date of the accident
• 1 year if claiming governmental entity
• 6 months to file initial claim against government

Wrongful Death

• 2 years from date of death
• 1 year against governmental entities

Property Damage

• 3 years from the date of the accident

CRITICAL WARNING: If you do not file your claim within the legal deadline, you permanently lose your right to compensation.

Liability of Government Entities

Hazardous Street Conditions

City of Los Angeles Responsible For:

• Poor sidewalkmaintenance
• Inadequatelighting at intersections
• Missing or damagedsignage
• Dangerous design of streets and intersections
• Potholes and uneven surfaces

Special Proceeding Against Government

• Administrative claim required first
• 6 months to file initial claim
• 45 days for government response
• Only then can lawsuit be filed

Successful Cases Against Government Entities

• 2.1 Million – Dangerous intersection poorly designed
• 1.5 Million – Lack of lighting at crosswalk
• $950,000 – Inadequate signage in school zone
• $675,000 – Deficient sidewalk maintenance

Uninsured Health Care

We Help You Get Immediate Treatment

No Health Insurance – No Problem

• Physicians working with lien – payment at the end of the case
• Hospitals that accept run-over cases
• Specialists willing to wait for payment
• World-class surgeons and neurologists

Critical Treatments Covered

• Neurosurgery for brain injuries
• Orthopedic surgery for complex fractures
• Plastic surgery for disfigurement
• Intensive physicalrehabilitation
• Psychological therapy for trauma

Assistance Programs

• Medi-Cal for California Residents
• Charitablehospital programs
• Specialized traumaclinics
• Violent crimevictim funds

Immigration Status – Not an Impediment

Your Rights Are Protected

With or Without Papers:

• You are entitled to full compensation
• Your status CANNOT be used against you
• Absoluteconfidentiality guaranteed
• Fulllegal protection under California

If Migratory Questions Arise:

• We block any attempt of intimidation
• We maintain totalconfidentiality
• Focus on your accident, not your status
• We aggressivelyprotect your privacy

Why Choose Jerry Jacobson for Your Hit and Run Case

Proven Specialized Experience:

• 30+ years representing hit-and-run victims
• 200+ million recovered for injured pedestrians
• In-depth knowledge of pedestrian traffic laws
• Experience against governmental entities
• Track record against major insurance companies

Exhaustive research:

Immediate Preservation of Evidence

• Investigators on scene within hours
• Preservation of videos before they are erased
• Immediate witnessinterviews
• Completephotographic documentation

World Class Experts

• Accident reconstructionists specializing in hit-and-run accidents
• Traffic engineers analyzing intersections
• Pedestrian traumaphysicians
• Economists who calculate lifetime losses

Superior Resources:

• Advanced technology for 3D reconstruction
• Laboratories for physical evidence analysis
• National network of medical experts
• Financial capacity for prolonged cases

Personal Attention:

• Direct access to Attorney Jerry Jacobson
• Services in Spanish always available
• Hospital visits for serious cases
• 24/7 availability for emergencies

Risk-Free Fee System

“If We Don’t Win, We Don’t Get Paid” – Guaranteed

Zero Cost For You

• You pay nothing to start your case
• No upfrontfees ever
• All investigationexpenses covered
• Medical experts paid by us

We Only Get Paid If We Win

• Percentage of the settlement or verdict only
• Nothing if we lose – we absorb all costs
• Total investment in your case with no risk
• Maximum motivation to get the best result

Act Immediately – Your Life is at Stake

Why You Should Call TODAY:

Critical Evidence Disappears

• Camera videos are erased in 30-90 days
• Witnesses move or forget details
• Road conditions are repaired
• Vehicles are repaired by destroying evidence

Your Health Is a Priority

• Prompt treatment improves prognosis
• Early documentation is crucial
• Internal injuries may worsen without treatment
• Early rehabilitation is more effective

Insurers Act Fast

• Investigators are already minimizing your case
• Inappropriate offers arrive to pressure you
• Denial strategies are implemented immediately
• Every hour you wait gives them more leverage

Areas We Serve in Southern California

Los Angeles County:

• Los Angeles
• Long Beach
• Santa Monica
• Pasadena
• Glendale
• Burbank
• Torrance
• Pomona
• El Monte
• Downey

Adjacent Counties:

• Orange County
• Riverside County
• San Bernardino County
• Ventura County
• Kern County

We represent hit-and-run victims throughout Southern California.

Your Life Changed in a Second – Don’t Let Insurance Companies Rob You of Your Future

CALL NOW: 1-800-529-7910

Immediate Free Consultation

We speak Spanish 24/7

No Cost Until We Win

Specialists in Pedestrian Accidents

Contact Information

The Law Offices of Jacobson & Associates P.C.

Our Main Office: 3580 Wilshire Blvd Ste 1600 Los Angeles, CA 90010

24/7 Emergency Hotline: 1-800-529-7910 Email: jerry@jacobsoninjurylaw.com

Full Availability for Hit-and-Run Victims:

• Immediate response for serious accidents
• Hospital visits for severe cases
• Urgent investigation to preserve evidence
• Specialized traumamedical coordination

You can also visit us:

• Free parking available
• Handicapped and wheelchairaccessible
• Public transportation nearby (Metro Red/Purple Line)
• Hospital consultations available if you are unable to come

One Step on the Street Changed Your Life – Let’s Make the Guilty Pay

Insurance companies expect you NOT to call a hit-and-run lawyer. They expect you to accept their ridiculous offer of $5,000 for injuries that will cost you hundreds of thousands in treatment. Don’t give them that satisfaction.

You were an innocent pedestrian. The driver had a duty to protect you. Your financial future and that of your family are at risk.

CALL TODAY: 1-800-529-7910

The consultation is free, but the results can save your future!

With Jerry Jacobson, insurers know they’re in for a serious fight.