Pedestrian vs. Vehicle
across Utah.
Pedestrians struck by vehicles almost always sustain serious injuries. Even where the pedestrian shares some fault, Utah's comparative-negligence rules often allow significant recovery.
What we look at in a pedestrian vs. vehicle case.
We investigate intersection geometry, signal timing, lighting, driver speed, and any driver distraction. Crosswalk strikes and right-turn-on-red collisions are especially common in Utah's growing downtowns.
Pedestrian PIP under the driver's auto policy provides initial medical coverage. We coordinate that with the broader bodily-injury claim.
When a city's signal timing or sightline obstruction contributed, we evaluate governmental-entity claims — these have shorter deadlines, so notice has to be filed promptly.
- —Driver bodily-injury liability
- —Pedestrian PIP under the at-fault driver's auto policy
- —Governmental-entity claims where road design contributed
Pedestrian vs. Vehicle pages, by location.
Each city page lists local crash corridors, hospitals, and the courthouse where your case would be filed.
Other cases we handle.
Car Accident Lawyer
Two- and multi-vehicle crashes anywhere in Utah.
Rear-End Collision Lawyer
Whiplash, herniated discs, and stop-and-go I-15 chain reactions.
T-Bone / Intersection Lawyer
Failure-to-yield, ran-the-red, and unprotected left-turn intersection crashes.
Rollover Accident Lawyer
SUV and pickup rollovers, often involving canyon roads and Utah's mountain passes.
Hit-and-Run Lawyer
Driver fled the scene? We pursue UM coverage and identify the at-fault driver.
Uninsured / Underinsured Motorist
When the at-fault driver has no insurance or not enough — we go to your own policy.
Call Metler Law. We answer the phone.
Free, confidential consultation. No fee unless we recover. Speak directly with an attorney on the Metler Team — not a screener, not a call center.
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