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OhioPedestrian Accidents Lawyers in Greene County, Ohio

When a vehicle hits a person walking down the road, on the sidewalk or in a parking lot, the driver of the vehicle is almost always deemed to be negligent or at fault in the crash.


Pedestrian-automobile accident cases can cause the most serious bodily injuries including paralysis or death.


After the crash, the pedestrian might be out of work for an extended period of time and face extremely expensive medical bills.


Personal injury attorneys in Greene County, Ohio often file lawsuits for money damages to compensate the injured person for injuries and lost wages.

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Douglas G. Houston

Douglas G. Houston
Houston Law Office, LLC
3938 Dayton-Xenia Road Suite C
Beavercreek, OH 45432
Licensed for 29 years, Douglas G. Houston is a Family Law and Criminal Defense lawyer who attended University of Dayton School of Law... read more >

Thomas Michael Kollin

Thomas Michael Kollin
The Kollin Firm, llc
3725 PENTAGON BLVD Suite270
Beavercreek, OH 45431
Licensed for 28 years, Thomas Michael Kollin is a Criminal Defense and Family Law lawyer who attended University of Dayton School of Law... read more >

Timothy Stephen Chappars

Timothy Stephen Chappars
Chappars Law Office
P.O. Box 280
Xenia, OH 45385
Licensed for 46 years, Timothy Stephen Chappars is a Personal Injury lawyer who attended University of Cincinnati College of Law... read more >

Adrian Sol King

Adrian Sol King
64 E Main St
Xenia, OH 45385
Licensed for 17 years, Adrian Sol King is a Personal Injury lawyer who attended University of Dayton School of Law... read more >
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