Oakland, CA – Pedestrian Struck by Vehicle on Washington St
Oakland, CA (September 25, 2020) – An auto accident in Oakland’s Old City sent one person to a local hospital with injuries. At 1:20 p.m., on September 24, the Oakland Police Department responded to the scene of a crash on Washington Street.
Reports show that a vehicle was traveling in the 700 block of Washington Street when the vehicle collided with a pedestrian.
The pedestrian, who was not publicly identified, sustained injuries in the accident. Medics were called to the scene to treat the victim’s injuries before transporting them to a local hospital for further care.
At this time, the incident remains under investigation.
Our thoughts are with the victim injured in this accident. We hope for their full recovery.
Pedestrian Accidents in California
Motor vehicle accidents can have a life-altering impact on the lives of victims. Regrettably, accidents happen far more often than we like to admit. Each year, roughly 14,000 pedestrians are injured in traffic-related incidents throughout the state of California. In many cases, victims suffer debilitating catastrophic injuries that require hospitalization and extensive medical treatment to recover. Not only are victims forced to deal with overwhelming pain and suffering, but the financial burdens they are forced to endure can be towering as well.
Suffering from injuries as a result of an accident can mean endless medical treatment, multiple surgeries, and dealing with continuous pain. Although there are many treatment options available for victims, they come at a very steep cost. To make matters even worse, there is no promise of recovery. Numerous victims harmed in pedestrian accidents are left permanently impaired and forced to deal with pain and suffering indefinitely. For this reason, it is crucial that victims injured in accidents caused by negligent drivers contact a pedestrian accident attorney in California as soon as possible. Victims may be entitled to compensation to cover the costs of medical treatment, lost wages, and a variety of other damages they face as a result of their accidents.
Working with a skilled and knowledgeable attorney from WilliamWeissLaw.com will ensure you are in the best position possible to recover from your accident and move forward. The Law Offices of William E. Weiss has decades of experience assisting families with protecting their legal rights after losing loved ones in fatal collisions. For nearly four decades, California personal injury attorney Weiss has represented numerous victims who have been harmed in pedestrian accidents caused by careless actions of other motorists to ensure they get the justice they deserve. Contact Attorney Weiss directly by calling (415) 235-7060 to schedule a free case evaluation with an aggressive personal injury attorney in California to see what legal options are available for you. By meeting with our team, we can go over your accident to determine legal options available to help you obtain the compensation you need and deserve in the aftermath of a collision. Don’t hesitate. Call us now.
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