Following a pedestrian accident, there is a high chance that the harm suffered after the accident will be severe or even deadly. In these situations, or when the accident results in a death or severe impairment of bodily function, the victims of these accidents can seek further financial damages from the liable motorists due to their negligence. These additional damages can include non-economic damages, which refer to compensation for intangible losses such as: Physical pain and suffering damages Emotional anguish Inconvenience Physical impairment Physical disfigurement Loss of society and companionship Loss of consortium Other non-economic losses However, taking the at-fault party to court can become a complicated legal battle. If you suffered harm in a Flint pedestrian accident, speak with our experienced pedestrian accident lawyers about your legal options. Our legal professionals can determine which damages you can pursue and the total extent of your losses, then devise a plan to go after maximum compensation.