Pedestrian accidents can cause severe and sometimes fatal injuries. In addition, certain wounds may never heal, and the families of deceased victims may never recover. Some of the more common pedestrian accident injuries include: Injuries to the lower extremities: Many victims of pedestrian accidents commonly suffer lower-body injuries, such as pelvic fractures and trauma to ligaments and muscles in the legs. Injuries to the neck and/or head: Any fall can result in serious head injuries, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This includes falls on pavement caused by vehicle accidents. Certain neck or head injuries, such as vertebrae injuries and skull trauma, can prove disabling or fatal. Injuries to the upper extremities: These injuries happen frequently, too. They can include injuries to the hands, wrists, arms, chest, and abdomen. Our team can consider every way that an injury affected your life, health, and wallet. Then, we can seek fair compensation.