Phoenix ATV/Recreational Vehicle Accident Lawyer

No one expects a ride on an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) to end in a personal injury disaster. For hundreds of victims in Arizona each year, however, this is the reality. Recreational vehicles and activities come with inherent risks to personal safety.

Dangerously designed vehicles, manufacturer defects and lack of rider instructions can increase the likelihood of accidents. Combined with negligent ATV owners and operators, the risk of getting into an accident can be high.

If you or a family member has injuries from an ATV or another recreational vehicle accident in Phoenix, Arizona, contact Gerber Injury Law for a free consultation. We accept clients in Mesa, Surprise, Peoria, Scottsdale and Avondale as well.

Our Phoenix personal injury attorneys can help you understand whether someone else caused or contributed to your accident. If so, we can guide you through the claims process in pursuit of damages. Call 623-486-8300 today.

Why Choose Our Plaintiff’s Attorneys?

• We have more than 22 years of experience handling all types of motor vehicle accident claims, including ATV, motorbike, dirt bike, utility vehicle (UTV) and off-road vehicle accidents.
• We do not hesitate to take our clients’ cases to trial in Arizona if we think going to court will have better results than an insurance settlement.
• We treat our clients as we would our family, always offering tailored advice and listening to their needs. You will have constant communication with your attorney at Gerber Injury Law.

How Can an Accident Lawyer Help?

Hiring an attorney after an accident on an ATV or recreational vehicle in Phoenix could help you understand your rights. Your lawyer can explain the civil justice system and the grounds on which you may be able to bring a claim. From there, your lawyer can handle the legal process while you focus on healing.

Your lawyer can fill out and submit claims paperwork, present evidence to an insurance company, negotiate for a fair outcome and take your claim to trial if needed. An attorney representing you during negotiations will mean never settling for less than your case is worth.

About ATV Accidents

All-terrain vehicles and similar vehicles are popular in Arizona for both occupational and recreational purposes. Hundreds of people ride ATVs for fun on trails, while others use them daily on farms and fields.

Unfortunately, ATVs can be dangerous for riders – especially when used incorrectly, operated by children or faulty from defective parts. From 1982 to 2017, 289 victims lost their lives in ATV accidents in Arizona. The most common causes of ATV and recreational vehicle accidents are preventable.

• Driving on paved roads
• Collisions with other vehicles
• Poor ATV maintenance
• Operating in unfamiliar areas
• Riding double on a single-rider ATV
• Minors riding adult ATVs
• Lack of adult supervision
• Breaking state and local laws
• Defective ATV parts or designs
• Dangerous ATV tours or negligent guides
• Speeding or racing

If you or someone in your family has serious injuries from a recreational vehicle accident, discuss the case with the Phoenix ATV accident attorneys at Gerber Injury Law to find out if you have grounds for a lawsuit. This might be true if someone else’s negligence caused the accident, such as a product manufacturer or the owner of the ATV.

It is necessary to name the liable party during a personal injury claim in Arizona. The liable party is the person or entity most responsible for causing your ATV accident. Speaking to our attorneys can help you understand your rights and know what steps to take next against a defendant for a positive resolution.

Contact Us Today

An ATV accident can cause skull fractures, brain trauma, concussions, spinal cord injuries, broken ribs, broken bones, road rash and many other serious injuries.

At Gerber Injury Law, we can investigate the cause of your recent accident in Phoenix to search for signs of negligence. We may be able to help your family obtain compensation for medical bills, property repairs and more.

Speak to an attorney near you today. Call 623-486-8300 or contact us online for a free consultation.