My son was hit by a car in a crosswalk he was on his bike, should i get a lawyer?

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   John Mark CooperPro

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   Answered April 16, 2011 10:56. Yes. You should talk to us to see what should be done. We will not charge you any fee up-front as we get paid from settlement with the insurance company at the end of the case. If youy child was in the crosswalk it is likely the fault of the driver. You want to be sure you child is protected if there is any permanent harm and make the person pay for all medical care and other harms to your family. 757-460-7776 VA Beach. John Cooper

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   Daniel ButtafuocoPro

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   Answered April 16, 2011 09:25. YES! Although it is difficult to give an accurate evaluation of your case based on the limited information provided. It is always best to contact an experienced attorney who can evaluate all the facts and help determine your next best course of action. You are welcome to call for a free evaluation of your case anytime.

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   Joyce SweinbergPro

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   Answered April 16, 2011 10:33. Yes, you should contact a lawyer near you. If your son was legally in the crosswalk at the time of the accident, the driver should have given him the right of way. Make sure your son follows up with his medical treatment. Contact someone now so he or she can guide you through this.

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   Richard Grossman

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   Answered April 16, 2011 11:44. Assuming that he sustained significant injuries the answer is yes. Oscar Gilbert, Norfolk, VA.

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