Every pedestrian accident case begins with assembling irrefutable medical documentation. Our process involves obtaining initial emergency records, surgical reports, specialist evaluations, and ongoing therapy charts. The medical team works closely with us to translate complex trauma into clear, compelling evidence that insurers and juries can understand, helping establish causation and quantify damages for long-term care in cases like this one.

We coordinated with a multidisciplinary panel of expert witnesses, including accident reconstructionists, orthopedic and neurological specialists, and life care planners. Each expert provided sworn opinions in their area—whether reconstructing impact dynamics, diagnosing injuries, or projecting future care costs—to substantiate liability, clarify causation, and provide authoritative testimony during settlement negotiations.

Advanced diagnostic imaging—ranging from MRI and CT scans to functional imaging—enables us to objectively demonstrate injuries such as traumatic brain injury, musculoskeletal harm, or internal trauma. We work with radiologists and treating physicians to interpret and explain results, making complex findings accessible to adjusters, opposing counsel, and, if needed, a jury.

Life care planning combines medical expertise with economic forecasting to estimate future needs resulting from catastrophic injuries. In this case, our retained life care planner outlined every foreseeable expense—surgeries, home modifications, therapy, attendant care, and ongoing medical supplies. This rigorous, forward-looking documentation formed a major pillar of our damages model and settlement negotiations.

Economic damages—lost wages, loss of earning capacity, and the true cost of future care—are rigorously quantified using vocational and economic experts in cases like this. By presenting fully substantiated lifetime projections, our team made clear what this client would require for medical stability and financial security. This comprehensive economic analysis strengthened negotiation leverage and helped ensure the settlement covered long-term needs.