
ATV & UTV Accidents
Spending a weekend riding a utility terrain vehicle (UTV) or an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) is a blast – that is, until someone gets hurt. If you have been in a UTV/ATV accident, our Spokane UTV/ATV accidents attorney can help you to understand your rights and learn more about the compensation that may be available to you. Reach out to our law firm to learn more.
When a UTV/ATV accident occurs, the injuries to all parties involved may be serious. Types of accidents and subsequent injuries include:
These injuries are costly and may cause long-term disabilities and complications.
Determining who should pay for the damages of a victim of a UTV/ATV accident can be complicated, especially if the at-fault party isn’t insured. Typically, the party whose negligence caused the crash is responsible for damages. This is likely the driver. However, other factors may lead to accidents, too, including machine defects/equipment malfunctions, unsafe conditions on a property, and more. When you hire our law firm, we’ll investigate your case and work hard to determine who should be held responsible and how you can recover the compensation you deserve.
Being involved in a UTV/ATV accident is the last thing that anyone expects to happen when they go out for a fun day of recreation in Spokane. If you’ve been injured in a serious UTV/ATV crash, our attorney at the office of Albrecht Law, PLLC can help you to understand your options and the best strategies for recovering the settlement that you deserve. For a free consultation with our aggressive Spokane UTV/ATV accidents attorney, please call us today or send us a message online.
To learn more, please call (509) 495-1246 today or send us a message. We are here to serve you.
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