If you were injured in an ATV accident in Central Florida, get the help you need to get the justice you deserve. Schedule a free case evaluation with an ATV accident lawyer at the Law Offices of Brent C. Miller, P.A. We can help you every step of the way.
Dangers of ATV accidents
ATVs allow drivers to operate on all types of terrain and even go off road. But the dangers posed by these vehicles might be more than many people realize. Even the safest riders sometimes get hurt in ATV accidents.
Many people - especially insurance company investigators - automatically blame ATV riders for causing such crashes. But the reality is many ATV accidents happen for many other reasons. And in many cases, the operators did nothing wrong.
ATVs often roll over, resulting in serious injuries. These ATV rollover accidents sometimes occur due to manufacturer defects. The ATV may have been designed poorly and prone to tipping over. Another common cause of ATV rollover accidents: unmarked obstacles. Whatever the cause of your crash, we want to help you.
Common ATV rollover accident injuries
Injuries caused by ATV accidents can be serious or even deadly. Common ATV rollover accident injuries include:
- Head injuries
- Broken bones
- Spinal cord injuries
- Hand injuries
- Leg injuries
- Fatalities
Other injuries are also common. Whatever type of ATV injury you're dealing with, make sure you get the help you need to get your life back on track. Contact our law firm and schedule your free case evaluation today.
What to do after an ATV accident
If you are involved in an ATV accident, we strongly recommend taking the following steps to protect your safety and your rights.
- Seek immediate medical attention - If you cannot do so yourself, ask someone else to call 911 and ask them to send an ambulance.
- Call the police - This is especially important to do if another driver caused your crash.
- Get the other driver's personal information - If another driver caused your ATV accident, make sure you get the driver's full name, address, phone number and insurance information.
- Talk to witnesses - If someone saw your ATV accident, get their full name, address and phone number so investigators can talk to them later.
- Take pictures of your accident - Evidence builds strong cases. The more information you have to support your case, the stronger your claim.
- Call your insurance company - Tell them you've been in an ATV accident, but keep your comments to a minimum. Anything you say could potentially be used to deny your insurance claim.
- Contact our law firm - We can help you every step of the way after your ATV accident.
Count on our Central Florida ATV accident attorneys
You might think you don't need a lawyer if you were injured in an ATV accident. All you have to do is contact your insurance company and they will take care of everything. This is especially true if another driver caused your ATV crash.
But the reality is many ATV accident claims turn out to be very complicated. The other driver might claim you caused your crash. And even if you did nothing wrong, many insurance companies automatically blame all ATV drivers for causing such crashes. That's because they think anyone who rides an ATV must be a reckless thrill seeker.
We know the truth. We know that most ATV riders are responsible drivers. That's why we want to meet with you and help you build the strongest possible legal case. We can also explain your legal rights and which legal strategy makes the most sense for your particular case. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain. Schedule your free case evaluation today.