MA Pedestrian Accident Settlements
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Massachusetts Pedestrian Settlements



In Massachusetts, most car-pedestrian cases settle.

Likelihood of Pedestrian Accident Settlements

Depending upon the facts of the case, if the automobile driver was inattentive or was negligent in some way, the insurance company will ultimately pay for the settlement and the damages that result.

How Many Pedestrian Accident Cases Go to Trial?

However, if the auto insurance company or the driver claims that the pedestrian ran out into the middle of the street, and it was the pedestrian who was not attentive, then it is more likely there will be a trial.

Contact a Massachusetts Auto Accident Attorney Today

If you have been a pedestrian injured in a Massachusetts auto accident, it is important to talk to an attorney before talking to an insurance company.

At Mazow | McCullough, PC, we offer a free legal consultation with a Massachusetts auto accident attorney. Contact us today to learn more or to schedule an appointment by calling our local Salem law office at (978) 744-8000 or toll-free at (855) 693-9084.

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