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Compensation for Van Rollover Accidents in California
A lawyer specializing in van rollover accidents can help you seek compensation for the following;
- Medical Expenses: This may include emergency department visits, hospital stays, surgeries, medications, physical therapy, ongoing treatments, and any other healthcare costs related to your accident.
- Property Damage: You may be eligible to seek compensation for damages to your vehicle or any other property damaged during the rollover accident.
- Pain and Suffering: This may include compensation for physical and mental anguish, anxiety, stress, and loss of enjoyment of life. You may seek damage reimbursements for permanent scarring, loss of a limb, and more.
- Wrongful Death: If your loved one died in a rollover accident, you may be able to seek compensation on their behalf. You may also be eligible to seek wrongful death benefits, including awards for loss of companionship and financial support.
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Causes of Rollover Accidents
Rollover accidents tend to be quite complicated. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 85% of rollover accidents involve a single vehicle. Here are a few common causes of rollover accidents.
- Vehicle Type: Any vehicle can roll over, but sport utility vehicles (SUVs), vans, and pickup trucks all are more prone to rollover accidents as they have higher centers of gravity. Safety features like stronger roofs, side airbags, and electronic stability control, all improve the safety of these types of vehicles.
- Speed: Driving a high speed is the cause of 40% of fatal rollover crashes, and fatal rollover accidents are speed-related more often than non-fatal rollover crashes.
- Alcohol: Almost half of fatal rollover accidents involve an intoxicated driver.
- Location: Rollover accidents are more common on rural roads, in part because they are often divided without barriers. Almost two-thirds of fatal rollovers happen on rural roads where the speed limit is greater than 55 mph.
- Road Conditions: 95% of rollover accidents are “tripped.” It means the vehicle overturned after hitting something in or beside the roadway, which could be a pothole, curb, or other object.
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Our Approach to Van Rollover Cases
We have extensive experience in investigating and developing claims concerning van rollovers caused by defective automotive design. We are also familiar with evidentiary challenges of proving fault. Our California van accident lawyer will work effectively with forensic experts, as well as clients to ensure they receive all the help they need.
Contact a Van Rollover Accident Lawyer, CA at A1 Accident Lawyer
If you or someone in your family was injured or killed in a traffic accident involving a vehicle rollover, we may be able to help you pursue deserved compensation. Our van rollover accident attorneys California at A1 Accident Lawyer take on claims involving disabling or fatal injuries regularly. Some of these incidents are worth billions of dollars, and our firm obtains more million-dollar statements and verdicts for clients than any other personal injury law firm in the entire state.
Van rollover accidents are especially dangerous due to the force and unpredictability involved. Though they make up only 3% of crashes, they cause over a third of all passenger vehicle fatalities, often leading to severe injuries or death.
You may be eligible for compensation covering medical expenses, property damage, pain and suffering, and wrongful death benefits if a loved one was lost. A lawyer can help you pursue full financial recovery.
The most common causes include speeding, impaired driving, high center-of-gravity vehicles, poor road conditions, and rural roadways lacking proper barriers. Many rollovers are “tripped” by curbs or potholes.
Yes. Single-vehicle rollovers can still lead to claims if poor road conditions, vehicle design flaws, or third-party negligence contributed to the crash. An attorney can help determine liability and build a case.
Their legal team works with forensic experts to investigate rollover causes, gather evidence, and pursue maximum compensation. They handle everything from filing claims to court representation, if needed.
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