Pedestrian Accident Attorney In Colorado Springs

Law Office of Jeremy Loew | Colorado Springs Personal Injury Lawyer

Physics Is Working Against You In A Pedestrian Accident

A car weighs two tons. You weigh a fraction of that, with nothing between you and the impact. That physics is why a pedestrian struck by a car or truck in Colorado Springs so often walks away with broken bones, a brain injury, months of recovery, or worse.

If a driver hit you or someone you love, you did not deserve it, and you should not have to pay for their carelessness. Jeremy Loew fights to get injured pedestrians the compensation they are owed. The consultation is free, and you pay nothing unless he wins.

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El Paso County Is a Dangerous Place to Be on Foot

Every year, pedestrians in the Colorado Springs area are injured and killed, most often because a driver was reckless or simply was not paying attention. A distracted driver looking at a phone, a car that blows through a crosswalk, a truck that never slows down: in a collision like that, the pedestrian is the one who pays.

Recovery can stretch across weeks or months, and some injuries never fully heal.[1] The medical bills and lost income pile up while you are still trying to get back on your feet.

Who Has the Right of Way (and Why It Isn’t That Simple)

Pedestrians have the right of way in most situations. Both the person on foot and the person behind the wheel share a duty to be careful around each other.

A pedestrian is generally expected to: 

• Cross in the crosswalk, Cross only when the walk signal is showing, Avoid stepping or running suddenly into the flow of traffic

A driver is generally expected to: 

• Obey the speed limit, Use turn signals, Pay attention to road conditions, Yield to pedestrians in the crosswalk

Here is the part insurance companies count on you not knowing: even when the driver blames you, fault is rarely as clean-cut as they claim. A driver who was speeding or looking at a phone can be liable even if you were not in a marked crosswalk. That is exactly the kind of question worth having a lawyer answer before you accept any offer.

The Insurance Company Is Not on Your Side

Insurance companies routinely try to pay less than the full value of an injury claim.[1] Their adjusters are trained to close your case fast and cheap, often before you know how serious your injuries really are or what long-term care will cost.

Jeremy Loew investigates what actually happened, builds a case that shows you were not to blame, and negotiates from what your claim is truly worth. His team has years of experience negotiating with insurance adjusters to reach the settlements clients deserve. When an insurer refuses to cooperate, the answer is simple: he takes them to court.

You May Be Owed Compensation Whether You Were Walking or Driving

Whether you were the pedestrian who got hit or the driver involved, you may be eligible for compensation to help cover your injuries.[1] That can include:

Emergency care, surgery, and ongoing medical treatment, Income lost while you could not work, The cost of a permanent or long-term injury, Pain and suffering from the accident

Jeremy will investigate the case and assess fair compensation for what you have been through.

Don’t Wait to Call

Evidence fades fast after a pedestrian accident. Skid marks disappear, surveillance footage gets overwritten, and witness memories blur. The sooner Jeremy gets involved, the more there is to build your case on.

Why Jeremy Loew

Jeremy Loew is an experienced personal injury attorney serving the Colorado Springs area, and he will help you or your loved ones pursue the settlement your injuries call for.[1] His years as a prosecutor before building his practice give him a direct read on how the other side constructs its case, what evidence they lean on, and where their arguments break down.

The initial consultation is free, and you do not pay unless he wins.

Based in Colorado Springs. Serving El Paso County.

If you were hurt in a pedestrian accident in Colorado Springs, don’t accept the insurance company’s first offer, and don’t wait. Contact Jeremy Loew’s office for a free case review.

This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Pedestrian accident claims are fact-specific and subject to Colorado’s statute of limitations. Consult a licensed personal injury attorney as soon as possible after an accident.