Should I switch lawyers?

There are many factors which go into a settlement and the question of whether to go to trial and risk losing the money you have been offered. From the description you have provided, there is not a lot of information on liability. While generally speaking pedestrians have the right of way, if you were not in a cross walk or crossed against the light, that could play into the amount you are being offered. Also, what were your medical bills and what are your permanent, if any, effects of the injuries? Trials can be expensive, and if there is any question of liability, a jury could go against you. I'm not really trying to sound negative, but if your attorney has gotten you this far, perhaps you need to chat with your attorney before jumping ship to see why the offer is what it is.

Hard to say without knowing liability, the extent of injuries, and a whole lot of other factors that go into determining the value of the case. I would address your concerns directly with your counsel, and maybe consult with another lawyer to get their opinion.

Have you had a face-to-face meeting with your attorney yet, addressing these concerns? If not, I believe that should be your first step. Furthermore, do not forget that going to trial always carries the risk of leaving with $0. And, lastly, since no two injuries or plaintiffs are the same, it is really difficult to ascertain whether or not the offer you are receiving is "enough compensation" for your injuries. Best of luck to you.