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Pedestrian Accident Lawyer · San Francisco

San Francisco Pedestrian Accident Lawyer

San Francisco is one of the most walked cities in the country, and when a driver hits a pedestrian, the injuries are often devastating. The insurer is quick to shift blame — and we fight for the people who were just trying to cross the street.

Where SF pedestrian crashes happen

Pedestrian crashes concentrate at busy downtown and Tenderloin intersections, along corridors like Market, Van Ness, and Geary, and near transit and nightlife districts. Many involve drivers turning, speeding, or failing to yield in a crosswalk.

Fault and the blame pedestrians face

Drivers and insurers often blame the pedestrian, but California's rules protect people on foot, and being partly at fault does not bar recovery — it only reduces it. The facts, the crossing, and the driver's conduct usually tell the real story.

Filing and care in San Francisco

Injury lawsuits are generally handled through the San Francisco Superior Court, and the SFPD or CHP typically responds. Pedestrian injuries are frequently severe, so Zuckerberg San Francisco General and prompt, well-documented care matter a great deal.

How we help

We investigate the crossing, gather the evidence and any camera footage, and pursue full compensation for injuries that can change a life. The review is free and confidential. Se habla español.

Frequently asked questions

The driver says I was jaywalking. Do I still have a case?

Possibly. Even if you were partly at fault, California lets you recover with your share deducted, and the driver's conduct and the crossing still matter. Do not accept their version without advice.

What if the driver fled after hitting me?

You may still recover, sometimes through your own uninsured motorist coverage. Reporting it quickly and preserving any evidence is important.

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This is general information about California injury claims, not legal advice. Every case is different.