Google 70+ Five Star Reviews
Avvo 40+ Five Star Reviews
5 Star Business Yelp
NBC NEWS

Pedestrian Injured in Vehicle Collision Near Stanford Campus

Anderson Franco Law

A serious traffic collision involving a vehicle and a pedestrian occurred on Monday afternoon near Stanford University in Palo Alto. The incident took place at approximately 3:27 PM at the intersection of Campus Drive and Stanford Way. Emergency services were promptly dispatched to the scene following reports of a pedestrian down in the roadway.

The pedestrian, whose identity has not been disclosed, was transported to Stanford Hospital for medical treatment. The extent of their injuries remains unclear, but the situation was serious enough to warrant immediate medical attention. The collision involved two vehicles, though further details about the drivers or the circumstances leading to the accident have not been released.

This incident highlights the importance of road safety, particularly in areas with high pedestrian traffic. Motorists are urged to exercise caution and remain vigilant, especially near university campuses where pedestrian activity is frequent. Our thoughts are with the injured individual and their family during this difficult time.

Potential Legal Considerations

When someone gets hurt because of someone else’s carelessness, it’s called negligence. In these cases, the person who got hurt might have the right to get help or money for what happened. To prove negligence, the injured person needs to show that the other person had a duty to be careful, didn’t do their duty, and that this caused the injury. For example, if a driver doesn’t pay attention and causes an accident, they might be responsible for any harm that comes from it.

Victims of such incidents can seek compensation for their injuries. This means they might get money to help pay for things like medical bills or time they couldn’t work. It’s important for victims to gather evidence, like photos or witness statements, to support their case. They might also need to show how the injury has affected their life, like if they can’t do certain activities anymore.

Insurance can play a big role in these situations. If the person who caused the injury has insurance, the victim might be able to file a claim to get compensation. This could be through car insurance if it was a car accident, or even homeowner’s insurance if it happened on someone’s property. The insurance company will look at the details and decide how much to pay. It’s important for victims to understand their rights and possibly get help from a lawyer to make sure they get what they deserve.

Client Reviews

I don’t know jack about law, let alone how to navigate my way through any of it. Anderson was beyond helpful and patient with me as we both dealt with a bs lawsuit. I can’t recommend him enough, and I wouldn’t waste my time going online to type out a review if...

Tony

I had the pleasure of speaking with Anderson and he was super friendly and helpful and took the time to talk through and explain the various issues at play with my situation. His type of service is one that is most often sought after, and most appreciated...

John

Attorney Franco is kind and understanding. He is knowledgeable and patient to us explaining every detail of what we have to do. He will support you all the way. Thanks again Attorney.

Thelma

Our Location

San Francisco Office
1 Embarcadero Ctr
#2860

San Francisco, CA 94111

Get in Touch

Fill out the contact form or call us at (415) 727-1832 to schedule your free consultation.

  • phone.png Free Consultation
  • Frame.png No Obligation Case Evaluation
  • No-Fee.png Millions Recovered for Our Clients

Contact Us Now For a Free Case Evaluation

By clicking 'Contact Us Now', you agree to Anderson Franco Law's Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You consent to receive phone calls and SMS messages from Anderson Franco Law to provide updates and information regarding your business with Anderson Franco Law. Message frequency may vary. Message & data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt-out of further messaging. Reply HELP for more information. See our Privacy Policy.