Staten Island Pedestrian Accident Lawyer
Over 40 years of experience representing Staten Island pedestrians injured by negligent drivers throughout Richmond County. Free consultation 24/7.

Experienced Pedestrian Accident Representation on Staten Island
Staten Island, NYC's most suburban borough with approximately 475,000 residents, presents unique pedestrian safety challenges. Unlike Manhattan's dense urban grid, Staten Island is car-dependent with high-speed corridors like Hylan Boulevard, Victory Boulevard, and Richmond Avenue where pedestrian accidents often result in catastrophic injuries. Dangerous intersections including Victory Boulevard & Forest Avenue, Hylan Boulevard & New Dorp Lane, and Richmond Avenue & Arthur Kill Road see frequent accidents. When you're struck by a negligent driver on Staten Island, you need attorneys who understand Richmond County Supreme Court and Staten Island's unique suburban pedestrian challenges.
At Licatesi Law Group, we have over 40 years of experience representing Staten Island pedestrian accident victims. We're familiar with every Staten Island neighborhood from St. George to Tottenville, understand Vision Zero initiatives targeting dangerous Staten Island intersections, and know how to maximize recovery in Richmond County Supreme Court at 18 Richmond Terrace. Our attorneys work closely with Staten Island University Hospital's North Campus (Level I Trauma Center), South Campus, and Richmond University Medical Center to ensure you receive excellent medical care and thorough documentation for your case.
Most Dangerous Intersections for Pedestrians on Staten Island
Staten Island pedestrian accidents frequently occur at these dangerous high-speed intersections:
- Victory Boulevard & Forest Avenue
- Hylan Boulevard & New Dorp Lane
- Richmond Avenue & Arthur Kill Road
- Bay Street & School Road
- Forest Avenue & Jewett Avenue
- Targee Street & Vanderbilt Avenue
Major Staten Island Hospitals Treating Pedestrian Accident Injuries
We represent Staten Island pedestrian accident victims who received treatment at:
- Staten Island University Hospital - North Campus (Level I Trauma Center)
- Staten Island University Hospital - South Campus
- Richmond University Medical Center
Pedestrian Accident Case Results
Pedestrian accident sustaining right displaced zygoma fracture post trauma with significant displacement; right alveoli and palatal fracture with malocclusion; right orbital and ethmoid fractures with enophthalmos.
Plaintiff was pedestrian struck by van resulting in multiple fractures requiring several surgeries.
Plaintiff pedestrian struck by defendant bicyclist traveling wrong way on one-way street
Staten Island Pedestrian Accident FAQs
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Free consultation. No fees unless we win. Available 24/7 for Staten Island residents.
Staten Island Neighborhoods We Serve
Our Staten Island pedestrian accident lawyers represent clients throughout all of Richmond County, including:
