At Harris Injury Law, we understand how devastating pedestrian accidents can be. When a driver’s negligence or a dangerous roadway condition causes harm, victims are often left facing catastrophic injuries, overwhelming medical expenses, and lasting trauma. Our Tucson personal injury lawyers are committed to helping injured pedestrians and their families pursue accountability and fair compensation under Arizona law.
We proudly serve clients across Tucson and Pima County.
Not all law firms are the same. Pedestrian accident cases often involve complex liability questions, multiple insurance companies, and serious injuries. Having a knowledgeable pedestrian accident attorney can significantly impact how your case is handled. At Harris Injury Law:
Our team has handled numerous pedestrian accident cases involving Arizona traffic laws and insurance issues.
We investigate every detail, from police reports to malfunctioning traffic signals, to build a solid case.
You won’t pay attorney’s fees unless we recover compensation for you. However, you may still be responsible for court costs and case-related expenses regardless of outcome, as detailed in our written fee agreement.
We provide personal attention, clients speak directly with attorney Jason Harris, not just staff.
Jason A. Harris brings over 16 years of experience in personal injury and workers’ compensation, with extensive experience in resolving pedestrian accident cases. He has dedicated his career to representing pedestrian accident victims and families affected by wrongful death cases. Jason has experience in both personal injury and workers’ compensation law, which can provide valuable insight into pedestrian accident cases.
He has successfully resolved accident cases, including those involving motor vehicles, construction zones, and government entities responsible for unsafe road conditions. Jason’s dedication to advocating for victims has included representing clients seeking compensation for medical treatment, lost wages, and long-term suffering.
When Jason isn’t in the courtroom, he values time with his wife and children. His personal dedication to family reflects his compassionate approach to helping clients recover after life-changing injuries.
Many pedestrian accidents in Tucson result from negligence and preventable hazards. Some common causes include:
Speeding vehicles in residential neighborhoods
Distracted driving, such as texting behind the wheel
Malfunctioning traffic signals or poorly timed crosswalk lights
Unmarked crosswalks that leave victims vulnerable
Drivers failing to yield to pedestrians
Poor road conditions or unsafe construction zones
Government entity negligence, such as inadequate street lighting
Most pedestrian accidents share responsibility between driver negligence and unsafe roadway conditions. Tucson has seen an alarming increase in pedestrian accidents, with many caused by distracted or drunk drivers. Our attorneys investigate each factor thoroughly to determine liability.
Pedestrian safety remains a critical concern in Arizona, including Tucson:
In 2022, Arizona recorded 302 pedestrian deaths, a 16.2% increase from 260 in 2021.
Source: Arizona DOT report
That same year, Arizona experienced nearly 1,300 total traffic fatalities, the second-highest year on record.
Source: Arizona DOT data summary
Nationwide in 2022, there were 7,522 pedestrian fatalities, the highest since 1981, accounting for 18% of all traffic deaths. An additional 67,336 pedestrians were injured, an 11% increase compared to the previous year.
Source: NHTSA Traffic Safety Facts
These sobering figures underscore the critical need for legal protections and strong advocacy for pedestrian accident victims navigating medical care, insurance, and recovery in Arizona.
If you’ve been involved in a Tucson pedestrian accident, you may be entitled to pursue compensation under Arizona law. Arizona follows a pure comparative negligence rule, allowing victims to recover damages even if they are partially at fault for the accident. Depending on the circumstances, liability may fall on:
The negligent driver who failed to follow traffic laws
A government entity that failed to maintain safe road conditions or traffic signals
A business or contractor responsible for dangerous construction zones
Pedestrian injuries often include broken bones, head trauma, memory loss, and catastrophic injuries that may require surgery or long-term medical care. Common injuries in pedestrian accidents can significantly impact the victims’ independence, careers, and overall quality of life. In severe cases, wrongful death claims may be appropriate for families who have lost a loved one.
Knowing your legal options and acting quickly is essential. Arizona law gives most victims two years from the accident date to file a personal injury claim.
Our Tucson pedestrian accident attorneys provide comprehensive support for victims:
Investigating the accident: Gathering police reports, witness statements, and medical records. Experienced pedestrian accident lawyers in Tucson gather evidence, interview witnesses, and build a strong case for their clients.
Handling insurance claims: Negotiating firmly with the insurance company and the driver’s auto insurance policy.
Calculating damages: Accounting for medical bills, lost wages, and future medical expenses.
Filing lawsuits if necessary: Taking cases to trial when settlement offers are unfair.
Pursuing wrongful death claims: Supporting families who have lost a loved one in pedestrian accidents.
We aim to manage the legal process on your behalf so you can focus on recovery, while we work diligently to pursue the compensation you may be entitled to.
Accidents don’t just happen during business hours. That’s why Harris Injury Law provides 24/7 support to clients across Tucson. Whether your accident involves a crosswalk near the University of Arizona, heavy traffic along Speedway Boulevard, or a residential street near Reid Park, we’re here to help.
We also maintain strong community ties and collaborate with local medical providers, rehabilitation centers, and other Tucson resources to ensure our clients receive the care they need.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a pedestrian accident, don’t wait to take action. The sooner you contact us, the sooner we can begin building a strong case, collecting evidence, and protecting your rights.
Harris Injury Law
1136 E Campbell Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85014
(480) 800-HURT
We offer a free consultation, and our legal team works on a contingency basis, you pay nothing unless we obtain a recovery in your case, as outlined in our written fee agreement.
Call today to discuss your options with a Tucson pedestrian accident attorney and learn whether you may have a valid claim under Arizona law.
to assist you with your pedestrian accident case.
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"After my accident in Tucson, I didn’t know where to start. Harris Injury Law handled the legal process, the insurance claims, and even helped me get proper medical care. Jason Harris was supportive throughout my case and helped me reach a resolution."
- Maria R., Tucson
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Jason and his legal team were with us every step of the way after my brother was hit at an unmarked crosswalk. They gathered strong evidence, dealt with the insurance company, and made sure our family wasn’t left paying medical bills alone."
- Daniel S., Tucson
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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