Between 2014 and 2024, pedestrian fatalities in the United States grew by an astonishing 48%. Americans are driving bigger vehicles faster and more recklessly than before.
If you’ve been hit by a careless driver in Fargo, you have the right to demand compensation. Your medical care could be expensive, and loss of income resulting from your injury may feel daunting.
You don’t need to face this alone. Let’s win the compensation you need to heal and get life back on track.
Insurance companies exist to make money not to take care of you. Pedestrian accident claims fall under personal injury law, and insurers often use the same tactics to reduce payouts across many crash types. A personal injury attorney in Fargo can help protect you from pressure tactics and make sure the claim reflects the full impact of your injuries.
That’s where we come in. Our team builds undeniable cases that force insurers to pay what they should’ve offered in the first place.
We don’t rush to settle. We dig deep, build airtight cases, and push for every dollar you’re owed.
Our full-time doctor is an expert in injury litigation. He and the medical team work alongside our legal team to prove the true cost of your injuries, both now and years from now.
Our forensic partners rebuild the scene down to the last detail. Their work helps us prove liability with scientific clarity.
While other firms avoid trial, we’re built for it. That edge means better compensation for you even when we settle the majority of our cases outside the courtroom.
If we don’t win, you don’t pay. And if you decide we’re not the right fit within 30 days, you can walk away without owing us anything.
Yes. If a driver acted negligently, such as speeding, running a light, or failing to yield at a crosswalk, and caused the crash, an injured pedestrian can file a claim against them. These cases depend on the facts, including road conditions, visibility, signals, and whether the driver was following traffic laws. A lawyer can evaluate fault and help determine what your case is worth.
The consequences for the driver can vary depending on how the crash happened, the severity of your injuries, and whether traffic laws were broken. A driver may face traffic citations, criminal charges, or license consequences, separate from any civil liability they owe you for damages like medical bills and lost wages. A lawyer can walk you through how fault and liability apply to your specific case.
It’s possible, but drivers are usually held to a higher standard of care around pedestrians. North Dakota follows a modified comparative fault rule, meaning you can still recover compensation as long as you’re found less than 50% at fault, though your award is reduced by your share of fault. If you’re found 50% or more at fault, you may be barred from recovering anything, so it’s important to have a lawyer challenge any fault the insurance company tries to pin on you.
You generally have six years from the date of the accident to file a personal injury lawsuit in North Dakota, under N.D. Cent. Code § 28-01-16. If a minor was injured, that time frame may not begin until they turn 18. While six years is longer than most states, it’s still best to speak with a lawyer early so evidence and witness accounts stay fresh.
Pedestrians generally have the right of way in marked and unmarked crosswalks, and drivers are required to yield to them. That said, pedestrians are also expected to use reasonable care, like crossing at intersections when possible, so right-of-way alone doesn’t automatically decide fault. A lawyer can review the specific circumstances of your crash to determine liability.
Your priority now is to heal. Ours is to win your case. We handle everything from the legal process to gathering paperwork and reviewing your medical treatment.
Let us listen to your story. We’ll provide a free, no pressure case evaluation.
Our team handles everything: the legal process, gathering paperwork, reviewing your medical treatment, and more.
We win your case and maximize your compensation or we don’t get paid, guaranteed.
In the first 30 days after signing with us, you have the right to end the agreement with no obligation to pay for any services rendered.
Once you accept an insurance payout, your case is closed no matter what new costs arise. We’ve seen it happen too many times: people taking an early offer, only to face future medical bills and no legal recourse.
Don’t sign anything until you know what your claim is really worth in Fargo.
Call (701) 203-9478 for your free case evaluation.
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