Car narrowly passing pedestrian on a crosswalk in rainy weather

When Drivers Claim They “Didn’t See” the Pedestrian

It may be the most commonly uttered phrase following a traumatic pedestrian accident: “I didn’t see them!” There are defense strategies that can be built around the inability to see a pedestrian following a motor vehicle accident.

Understanding some defense strategies involving pedestrian visibility, driver duty, and environmental conditions...

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Aerial view of a crowded parking lot filled with cars

Parking Lot Accidents: Pedestrians, Cars, and Premises Liability

When we think of car accidents, we often picture high-speed crashes on highways. However, the vast majority of traffic accidents happen under far less dramatic circumstances. In fact, many accidents happen at relatively low speeds in parking lots, where drivers have to navigate tight parking spots, watch out for pedestrians, and keep...

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