Texas follows a modified comparative negligence rule, allowing you to recover damages as long as you’re 50% or less at fault. However, your compensation will be reduced by your degree of fault.

A lawyer can help protect your rights, gather evidence, and negotiate with insurance companies to secure fair compensation. At the Stewart Law Firm, our team of pedestrian accident lawyers will work relentlessly to ensure maximum compensation for your sustained injuries.

Each case varies. Some settle in a few months, while others may require more time if they go to trial. We work to achieve the best outcome as efficiently as possible.

Yes. While crosswalks provide added protection, drivers are still required to exercise caution near pedestrians. Not being in a crosswalk does not bar you from recovering compensation.

Emotional trauma, including anxiety, PTSD, and other psychological impacts, can be factored into pain and suffering damages.

While many cases settle out of court, our firm prepares every case thoroughly for trial. We’re ready to advocate for you in court if necessary.

Claims against government entities may be possible if infrastructure issues contributed to your accident. These claims often have shorter deadlines, so it’s essential to contact an attorney immediately.