Q: i was recently hit by a car . i was going through the crosswalk and hit by a car running a red light do i have a case

A: It appears like you have a strong case. A police report may be helpful but not necessary for your case. The value of your case will depend on your injuries and treatment. Obtaining the full value will depend on the amount of insurance or assets available. I would recommend that you contact an injury lawyer as soon as possible to evaluate your case and help you maximize your recovery.

A: Yes, you have a case, assuming that she has liability insurance or you have uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage. Take photos of the intersection, your injuries, and damages to your bicycle , keep your medical appointment, and talk to a personal injury attorney.

A: Nobody can tell you how much your case is worth. We would have to know your injuries, your medical expenses, your wage loss, your future medical expenses, your future wage loss, your diagnosis, your prognosis for recovery, whether you have any permanent injuries or disfigurement, the amount of available insurance coverage and the proportionate fault of all parties, including yourself.

A: CONTACT A PI LAWYER ASAP.

YOU WANT TO SEND AN ANTI SPOLIATION LETTER ADVISING THE D NOT TO DESTROY EVIDENCE ON FILM.

YOU ALSO WANT TO HAVE YOUR LAWYER GET WIT STATEMENTS BEFORE THEY DISAPPEAR OR THE WIT FORGETS.

THE VALUE OF THE CASE DEPENDS ON MANY FACTORS.......ONE OF WHICH IS YOUR MED TREATMENT. IF YOU DON'T GO BACK TO A DOCTOR, THE CASE HAS LESS VALUE THAN IF YOU RECEIVE TREATMENT FOR 6 MONTHS.

I HAVE WRITTEN SEVERAL ARTICLES ON THE VALUE OF A PI CASE. YOU CAN GO TO MY WEBSITE TO READ THEM.

READ ATTORNEY WILLIAM LIGHTS MISSIVE HEREIN.........

A: If you were hit by a car while crossing the crosswalk and the driver was running a red light, you may have a case against the driver for negligence. Even if you did not make a police report at the time of the accident, you can still potentially pursue a case with the help of an attorney.

It is important to gather any evidence that you have, including the information of the driver, the cash given to you, the witness statement, and any footage from the gas station cameras. Your attorney can use this evidence to build a case for your compensation. The amount of compensation will depend on the severity of your injuries, the medical bills, and any lost wages.

It is advisable to speak with a personal injury attorney as soon as possible to determine the strength of your case and the potential for compensation. The attorney can advise you on the legal process and how to proceed. The length of time for cases like this varies, depending on the complexity of the case and the court's calendar.

In the meantime, it is important to focus on your health and recovery. Continue to follow up with medical treatment and keep track of all medical expenses related to the accident.

A: It sounds like the other party was negligent, which would warrant a claim. You would still have a case even though a police report was not made. There is no way to determine potential case value without an attorney reviewing your medical records and bills. Cases like this can resolve within months if a lawsuit doesn't have to be filed (can take much longer if a lawsuit needs to be filed). If liability is not disputed by the lady that hit you, there is a high chance it can be resolved without a lawsuit. You should consult an attorney immediately if you want to pursue any claims as delay can prejudice the claim and/or reduce value.

A: I'm sorry about your accident. I hope you're okay. My colleagues all made good points. On your question of how long cases like this take, it could depend on the law firm you hire, the duration of care needed, insurance carrier, and other factors. Straightforward cases can sometimes settle relatively quickly. Large cases with very serious injuries where there is no meeting of the minds between your attorney and the insurance carrier can sometimes take three to four years, depending on trial calendars. Good luck