Van Accident Lawsuits

Vans offer a lot of advantages, especially their size, which allows families and friends to travel in large groups. But while van passengers may feel safer in a larger vehicle, size doesn’t always provide safety.

When vans are involved in accidents, they may have a higher tendency to roll over, which can lead to serious injuries. When van accidents occur, passengers who are injured may be able to file a personal injury lawsuit to recover from their medical bills.

If you've been injured in a van accident, you can connect with a local attorney for a free consultation to learn about your legal options. Get started today by filling out the free case review form below:

Filing a Van Accident Lawsuit

The basics of a van accident claim are very similar to a typical car accident lawsuit. But not every accident will result in a personal injury settlement.

The success of van accident lawsuits usually depends on the cause of the accident, the severity of the injuries, and the ability of the guilty party to compensate victims for their injuries.

Some of the primary culprits in van accidents are 15-passenger vans, which have very shaky safety records. In fact, according to statistics compiled by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration:

  • A recent ten-year period saw 1,576 accidents involving 15-passenger vans that resulted in fatalities.
  • Almost half of these fatal accidents did not involve other vehicles.
  • In half of these non-collision fatal accidents, the 15-passenger van rolled over.

The most frightening statistic is the high rate of fatal rollover accidents involving 15-passenger vans. In the event of such an incident, possible targets for van accident lawsuits include negligent drivers and van manufacturers.

Contact a Personal Injury Attorney about Your Van Accident

If you or someone you love has been injured in a van accident, don't hesitate to contact a local injury lawyer for more information on your legal rights.

In a van accident lawsuit, people who suffer injuries may be able to pursue compensation for:

  • Medical bills
  • Pain and suffering
  • Lost time at work
  • Loss of enjoyment of life
  • Reduced future earnings

Van accidents may injure your body, but they do not have to destroy your ability to live a happy life. Learn more about your legal options today by arranging a free consultation with a personal injury lawyer.

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