If you or a loved one has been injured as a pedestrian in Arizona, you may benefit from the support of an experienced Chandler personal injury lawyer. Harris Injury Law is dedicated to representing injured victims in Chandler and across Arizona, with a focus on helping pedestrian accident victims pursue compensation and navigate the legal process. Located in Phoenix, Harris Injury Law serves Chandler and surrounding communities 24/7, we offer a free consultation so you can discuss your case and understand your legal options.
When you are facing the aftermath of a pedestrian accident, the physical pain, emotional suffering, mounting medical bills and lost income can feel overwhelming. Choosing an attorney experienced in pedestrian accident claims in Chandler can help you understand your legal options. At Harris Injury Law, we bring:
Extensive experience in personal injury cases, including pedestrian accidents, car accidents and other serious injury matters.
An experienced attorney, Jason A. Harris, who handles complex car accident cases, auto accident claims, wrongful death actions and pedestrian injuries.
A legal team that understands the unique risks pedestrians face in Chandler, dealing with cars, collisions at crosswalks, red light violations, distracted drivers, rideshare accident involvement and else’s negligence.
A promise of direct communication and personal attention, we prioritize attorney-client communication and make sure a lawyer is directly involved early in your case.
Commitment to helping injured victims pursue compensation for medical care, lost wages, and other damages permitted under Arizona law.
Availability for free consultation, no upfront cost, and a firm ready to assist you through the legal process and negotiation with insurance companies.
Our goal is to pursue the most favorable outcome possible based on the facts and applicable Arizona law.
Jason A. Harris has experience in both personal injury and workers’ compensation matters, which can benefit clients with overlapping legal issues. Since founding Harris Injury Law in 2006, Jason has focused on helping clients recover from life-altering events such as car accident injuries, pedestrian accidents, serious injuries and wrongful death claims. His extensive experience handling auto accident and pedestrian cases enables him to present your claim effectively, whether with an insurance settlement or in court when necessary.
He’s supported by a dedicated team that values responsiveness, thorough investigation of evidence and advocating firmly with insurance companies, so you, the accident victim, can focus on healing and recovery.
Pedestrian accidents often result from circumstances such as:
A driver running a red light or failing to yield to a pedestrian in a crosswalk.
A collision involving a rideshare vehicle where the pedestrian had the right-of-way and was struck by a driver distracted or inattentive.
Vehicles turning at intersections or entering driveways without noticing a pedestrian walking or jogging nearby.
Poor lighting, unclear crosswalk markings or design issues that increase risk for pedestrians in the early morning or evening.
Drivers distracted by phones, the radio, other passengers, or unfamiliar with the area while pedestrians were legally crossing the street.
Pedestrians engaged in walking along roadways, crossing outside of marked intersections, or being impacted by a driver’s speeding, improper lane change, or failure to check blind spots.
In each of these scenarios, understanding fault, investigating evidence such as traffic camera footage, driver statements and medical records is crucial to proving your personal injury claim.
Pedestrian accidents continue to pose a serious safety concern across Arizona, including in Chandler and the surrounding Maricopa County area. Understanding how often these incidents occur, and how severe they can be, highlights why strong legal representation is so important after a crash.
According to the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) 2024 Motor Vehicle Crash Facts for the State of Arizona report:
There were 1,228 traffic fatalities statewide in 2024, a 6.3% decrease from the previous year.
Of those, 249 involved pedestrians, while another 1,901 pedestrians were injured in traffic crashes.
Maricopa County, where Chandler is located, accounted for nearly 73% of all pedestrian crashes and 68% of pedestrian fatalities in Arizona.
Urban areas such as Chandler, Phoenix, and Mesa continue to record the highest rates of pedestrian collisions due to higher traffic volumes, multiple-lane intersections, and increased foot traffic.
Nationally, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that pedestrian fatalities have risen by more than 75% since 2010, making pedestrians one of the most at-risk groups of all roadway users.
In Chandler specifically, ADOT data shows that pedestrian crashes most frequently occur along major roadways such as Arizona Avenue (SR-87), Ray Road, and Chandler Boulevard, often near intersections controlled by traffic signals or crosswalks.
These statistics underscore the risk pedestrians face every day in Maricopa County. Even one negligent driver, distracted, speeding, or failing to yield, can cause life-changing injuries or death to a pedestrian. For victims and their families, pursuing compensation through a personal injury claim can be crucial to covering medical expenses, lost income, and other financial burdens following a crash.
If you’ve been hit by a vehicle while walking in Chandler, you may have a personal injury claim under Arizona law. Key factors include:
The pedestrian may be a victim of someone else’s negligence, for instance, a driver failing to yield, failing to stop at a red light, speeding, drunk driving or failure to check for pedestrians.
You may be able to seek compensation for medical expenses, future care, rehabilitation costs, lost wages, and pain and suffering under Arizona law.
The legal process involves gathering evidence, police reports, driver statements, witness accounts, traffic camera footage, medical records, to determine fault and build a strong case.
Insurance companies will seek to minimize their liability. Having an experienced pedestrian accident lawyer in Chandler means you have someone who can stand up to insurance companies, negotiate firmly and advocate on your behalf.
Time-sensitive steps matter. You’ll need to act promptly to preserve evidence, meet statute of limitations deadlines and secure your rights.
In situations involving wrongful death, if a pedestrian victim died due to a driver’s negligence, surviving family members may have a claim for compensation permitted under Arizona law.
When you choose Harris Injury Law for your pedestrian accident in Chandler, we provide comprehensive support and representation:
Free consultation: You can call (480) 800-HURT for a free consultation to review your pedestrian accident case in Chandler and determine whether you have a valid claim.
Investigation: We will examine the accident scene, retrieve traffic camera footage if applicable, review driver’s history, check for red-light or crosswalk violations, and compile evidence of negligence.
Medical care and documentation: We assist in gathering your medical records, tracking ongoing treatment, connecting you with trusted medical providers, and building a record of your injuries and recovery.
Lost wages and income: We help document your lost wages, lost income potential and future earnings losses if your injuries prevent you from working as you did before the accident.
Negotiation with insurance companies: We handle communications with insurance carriers, help you avoid lowball offers, and ensure your case is evaluated properly.
Settlement or trial: Whether your case can be resolved with a settlement or needs to proceed to court, we are prepared to advocate so that you receive the compensation you deserve under Arizona law.
Ongoing support: We provide quick response, keep you updated, answer your questions, and ensure our team is available when you need us most.
Accident victims often need legal guidance immediately, after a collision involving cars, trucks, or pedestrians. At Harris Injury Law, we answer the call 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Whether you were involved in a crosswalk accident in Chandler, a rideshare accident, or a collision with a turning driver, you’ll receive rapid support. Prompt legal guidance can help with steps like preserving evidence and identifying witnesses that may strengthen your case.
Chandler, Arizona is a vibrant city in Maricopa County with a growing, dynamic community. (Wikipedia) Some local landmarks and destinations that clients in the pedestrian community may recognize include:
The Historic Downtown Chandler district, known for its pedestrian-friendly streets and events.
Chandler Fashion Center, a major shopping destination where pedestrian traffic is high.
The Chandler-Gilbert Community College campus and nearby neighborhoods where pedestrians walk to transit or work.
Employers such as in the “Silicon Desert” tech corridor near Chandler, pedestrian risk can be elevated around major employment centers and busy intersections.
Being locally familiar allows Harris Injury Law to understand the context of pedestrian accidents in Chandler, the intersections, the traffic patterns, the common accident-scenarios, so we can tailor our legal strategies accordingly.
To better serve our clients in Chandler, the firm collaborates with and recommends trusted local resources including:
Medical providers and rehabilitation centers in Chandler and the East Valley region who treat pedestrian accident injuries.
Private investigators and accident-reconstruction experts located in Maricopa County who can assist in proving liability in pedestrian collisions.
Local transportation-safety advocacy groups and pedestrian safety organizations for awareness and prevention.
Financial planners and vocational rehabilitation specialists to assist clients recovering from serious injuries and planning for long-term care.
By leveraging these local connections, Harris Injury Law ensures that clients in Chandler receive full-scope support beyond just legal representation.
If you were injured as a pedestrian in Chandler due to someone else’s negligence, it’s crucial to act now. Call Harris Injury Law at (480) 800-HURT for a free consultation. Our team will listen to your situation, explain your rights, and help you understand how a personal injury claim works, including how we pursue compensation for your medical expenses, lost wages, car accident injuries, medical bills, serious injuries and other damages.
You don’t have to face the insurance companies or navigate the legal process alone. With the experienced attorney and team at Harris Injury Law on your side, you will have support in investigating your case, documenting your injuries and pursuing the outcome you deserve. Contact us now, we’re available anytime and ready to stand with you in Chandler.
Pedestrian accidents can leave victims facing painful injuries, mounting medical records, lost income and an uncertain future. In Chandler, where busy roads, intersections and pedestrian traffic combine, being represented by a skilled pedestrian accident lawyer matters. Harris Injury Law brings extensive experience in personal injury, pedestrian accidents, car accident cases and is ready to assist Chandler accident victims in pursuing compensation allowed under Arizona law. Don’t wait — contact us for a free consultation to review your case and begin understanding your options.
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“After I was struck while walking across a Chandler intersection, I never imagined dealing with this kind of pain and disruption. Harris Injury Law stepped in, reviewed my medical records, negotiated with the at-fault driver’s insurance and helped me recover when I didn’t know where to turn.”
- Chandler client
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“I suffered serious injuries in a pedestrian accident and worries about lost income and mounting medical bills. Jason Harris and his team made a quick response, handled the legal process with the insurance companies and helped me pursue compensation so I could get my life back.”
These kinds of reviews reflect the firm’s commitment to accident victims in Chandler, helping them through a difficult time and working toward a fair resolution of their claim.
Located at 1136 E Campbell Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85014. Harris Injury Law, PLLC specializes in auto and truck accidents and workers’ compensation. Speak directly with your lawyer from the beginning. Same-day and emergency consultations are available. You never pay out of pocket. Call us at any time – 24/7.
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