Pedestrian Accidents Lawyer — San Antonio & Eagle Pass

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Pedestrians struck by vehicles often suffer severe injuries because they have no protection from impact. Texas law generally allows an injured pedestrian to pursue compensation when a driver's negligence, such as failing to yield or distracted driving, caused the crash.

Common Causes

Failure to yield at crosswalks, distracted or impaired driving, backing-up accidents in parking lots, and drivers turning without checking for pedestrians.

Comparative Fault for Pedestrians

Even if a pedestrian was not in a marked crosswalk, they may still recover compensation depending on the specific facts and each party's degree of fault.

Injuries We See

Fractures, traumatic brain injuries, spinal injuries, and other serious harm resulting from vehicle-pedestrian collisions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I recover compensation if I was jaywalking when I was hit?

Possibly. Texas comparative-fault rules can still allow recovery depending on the degree of fault assigned to each party.

What should I do immediately after being hit as a pedestrian?

Seek medical attention, call police to the scene, and get contact and insurance information from the driver if possible.

Last reviewed: August 26, 2026. Sources: Texas Department of Transportation (Crash Data) · Texas Courts