Hopkinsville, KY & Clarksville, TN

Pedestrian Accident

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What Types of Pedestrian Cases Does RedStone Law Handle?

We represent pedestrians and families in serious-injury and wrongful-death cases across Tennessee and Kentucky, including:

  • Crashes involving cars, pickups, SUVs, semi-trucks, delivery/farm/utility vehicles
  • Crosswalk and intersection injuries (marked and unmarked)
  • School zones and bus-related incidents
  • Poor lighting, unsafe design, or construction-zone hazards (shared roadway liability)
  • Claims for non-economic damages (pain, suffering, loss of enjoyment) and punitive damages where appropriate
  • Related probate matters in wrongful-death cases and loss-of-consortium claims

We file in state or federal court as needed from our Clarksville, TN and Hopkinsville, KY offices.

Helping Injured Pedestrians: Advocating for Safety and Justice

Pedestrians are completely exposed, so injuries are often severe. RedStone Law helps injured walkers and runners in Clarksville and Hopkinsville secure the medical care and compensation they need to move forward.

Common Causes of Pedestrian Injuries
  • Driver negligence: distracted driving, speeding, failure to yield, DUI
  • Poorly designed/maintained roads: missing signals, bad sightlines, inadequate lighting
  • Reckless maneuvers: illegal turns, rolling stops, improper lane use
Challenges Pedestrian Injury Victims Face
  • Serious injuries and long recoveries (TBI, fractures, spinal trauma)
  • Disputed liability (multiple drivers, poor design, limited video)
  • Insurance tactics that minimize or shift blame to the pedestrian

How Redstone Law Can Help Pedestrian Accident Victims
  1. Thorough investigation: police reports, scene photos, CCTV/doorbell video, EDR (“black box”) data
  2. Proving negligence: driver violations, speed/yield failures, road-design contributions
  3. Full compensation strategy: medical costs, rehab, lost income, future care, non-economic damages
  4. Government/road design accountability: when municipalities or contractors share fault
Why Redstone Law?

Local, litigation-ready, and client-focused. We combine rigorous investigation with clear communication—so you can focus on healing while we pursue justice.

About RedStone Law

RedStone Law is about building relationships with clients for life.  We provide affordable legal services in Tennessee & Kentucky with a focus in Auto Accidents. The team at RedStone law brings over 25 years of experience helping hundreds of accident victims against at-fault drivers and commercial operators of all types.

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How DOES redstone LAW Determine fault for a Pedestrian Injury case?

We build evidence showing drivers failed to use reasonable care, including:

  • Not slowing or yielding at crosswalks/intersections
  • Inattention at night or in bad weather
  • Cell-phone use, impairment, or speeding
  • Failure to keep a proper lookout or maintain control

Insurance Company Tactics

Expect attempts to blame the pedestrian, demand excessive records, delay the claim, or make low offers. We handle adjusters and protect your rights from day one.

HOW IS redstone LAW PAID?

No upfront fees. We work on contingency and are paid a percentage of the recovery only if we win. Our fee is one-third, with all terms in plain writing. You’ll have 24/7 access to updates through our secure client portal, and we respond promptly.

Tennessee and Kentucky Pedestrian Laws (Quick Guide)

  • Right of way: Drivers must yield to pedestrians in crosswalks; passing a stopped vehicle at a crosswalk is prohibited.
  • Outside crosswalks: Pedestrians must yield when crossing mid-block; drivers must still use due care to avoid collisions.
  • Comparative fault: Compensation can be reduced by a person’s percentage of fault; precise rules differ in TN and KY.
  • Sidewalk/roadway rules: Where sidewalks exist, pedestrians generally must use them; otherwise keep to the shoulder/left side facing traffic.
    We apply these rules to strengthen your claim and counter inaccurate blame.