Editorial Team

Every page on pedestrianaccidentcalc.com is written and reviewed before publication, dated with the month of its last review, and checked against the sources listed on the methodology page. No sponsored or paid content appears in the editorial sections of this site.

Who publishes this site

pedestrianaccidentcalc.com is published by The Click Lab Agency LLC, a California limited liability company based in San Diego. The Click Lab publishes a family of plain-English legal and financial calculators; this site covers pedestrian injury claims. Pages are drafted by the publisher’s staff and checked against state comparative-negligence statutes, controlling case law, and published insurance-industry data. We do not use invented author names or credentials, and no one who works on this site is an attorney or a licensed adjuster. If you want a named professional to rely on, that is a reason to consult one — see contact for how to find your state bar’s lawyer referral service.

Corrections, questions about how a page was produced, and requests to see the sources behind a specific claim can be sent to hey@theclicklab.agency.

Editorial Standards

• Primary source grounding: Factual claims about fault rules, insurance coverage requirements, and state-specific laws are sourced to primary authorities — state statutes, case law, and insurance regulations — not to secondary summaries.
• Documented methodology: Calculator multipliers and fault reduction logic are documented in full on the methodology page.
• No sponsored content: Our editorial content — guides, methodology, and reviews — is monetized through Google AdSense display advertising only, with no sponsored articles or paid placements. Separately, the homepage offers an optional case-review form that is a disclosed paid attorney referral, unrelated to editorial content; see our privacy policy for details.
• Currency: Pages are reviewed and updated when relevant state laws or insurance regulations change.
• Scope clarity: This site provides informational content only — not legal advice or case-specific predictions.

Corrections Policy

If you identify a factual error — an incorrect state fault rule, an outdated insurance minimum, a multiplier that does not match documented settlement patterns — email hey@theclicklab.agency. Include the specific claim and the source you believe is more accurate. Corrections are reviewed within five business days.

Return to the calculator or see the methodology page.