Chippewa Pedestrian
Accident Attorney
Your Chippewa Pedestrian Accident Lawyer
Fitzpatrick, Skemp & Butler, LLC stands by the belief that no one should suffer due to another’s negligence. If you do, you can seek compensation. This is the essence of personal injury law in Chippewa and Wisconsin. Our Chippewa pedestrian accident attorneys uphold this philosophy daily.
Injured in a pedestrian accident? You need an experienced Chippewa pedestrian accident lawyer. Our skilled attorney can guide you through this difficult time and help you file accident claims. Contact Fitzpatrick, Skemp & Butler, LLC at 608-784-4370 for a free consultation. We serve Chippewa and nearby areas in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin Pedestrian Accident Laws
A pedestrian in Wisconsin is anyone walking or using a mechanical wheelchair. Pedestrians have rights and duties. Motorists must yield at intersections with “Walk” signals, green lights, crosswalks, sidewalks, driveways, and alleys and cannot pass stopped vehicles. Pedestrians must yield if they don’t have a green light, avoid sudden moves into traffic, and walk on the left side if there are no sidewalks. Our Chippewa pedestrian accident attorneys are here to help you understand these rules.
FAQs by Chippewa Clients
Q. What if the pedestrian accident happened in a crosswalk?
A. If you were in a crosswalk, the driver is usually at fault. A Chippewa pedestrian accident attorney can help prove this and seek compensation.
Q. Can surveillance footage help my pedestrian accident case?
A. Yes, surveillance footage is valuable evidence. A Chippewa lawyer can help obtain and use it to support your claim.
Q. What if my child was injured in a pedestrian accident?
A. Children have the same rights to compensation. A Chippewa pedestrian accident lawyer can help you pursue a claim on your child’s behalf.
Talk to a Chippewa Pedestrian Accident Lawyer Today
If you or a loved one has been spedestrian while walking, you need a Chippewa pedestrian accident attorney. Contact Fitzpatrick, Skemp & Butler, LLC today to schedule a consultation. There’s no charge to speak with us, and we only get paid if we win your case.