RV and ATV Accidents

How to Handle Accidents on Recreational Vehicles

Sometimes a day of fun can turn tragic. When an accident happens on a recreational vehicle (RV) or all-terrain vehicle (ATV), the injuries can be very serious. At Friedman, Domiano & Smith, we represent people who have been injured in ATVs and RVs such as motor homes and travel trailers. We also represent people injured on boats, golf carts, jet skis, wave runners and other motor craft, including Sea-Doos.

ATV Crashes

In many instances, ATV accidents occur because people are not given proper instructions and warnings. Most people injured in ATV accidents are children and first-time riders who go too fast on rough terrain. When an ATV tips over, there is little or no protection for riders and passengers. As a result, people suffer spinal cord injuries, head injuries, severed limbs or death.

Recreational Vehicle Accidents

Many RV accidents occur because the driver has not been formally trained to operate the vehicle. While drivers are not required to obtain a commercial driver’s license (CDL), they do have a responsibility to uphold the rules of the road. When they do not follow these rules, our lawyers hold them accountable for the harm they cause.

What Are Your Rights After a Motor Vehicle Accident?

For information about your rights after a motor vehicle accident, contact the trial lawyers at Friedman, Domiano & Smith. Call toll-free 800-280-0070, or complete our online contact form.

What about Costs?

We collect no attorneys’ fees unless and until you recover on your claim, whether by settlement or by jury verdict. We commit substantial resources to investigate your case, hire expert witnesses, and cover other necessary expenses. If we win, we recover these expenditures. If not, you owe us nothing.

Our Commitment to Your Privacy

Your privacy is always held in the highest regard at Friedman, Domiano & Smith. There’s never a charge for a consultation. Our main office is located in downtown Cleveland, and we have locations throughout Ohio.