St. Paul Snowmobile Accident Attorneys
Snowmobiles not only make it easy to zoom across the snow, but they also make it easy to take advantage of the cold weather for a little outdoor fun. Unfortunately, they can also pose the risk of accidents, which may result in severe or even life-altering injuries. Whether you suffer an accident between a snowmobile and another vehicle or an accident between two snowmobiles, you may have grounds for a personal injury claim.
Did you suffer a snowmobile accident in St. Paul? Swor & Gatto can help you understand your right to compensation.
Snowmobile Accident Injuries
Snowmobile accidents often result in severe injuries, many of which can change a victim’s life. Common injuries include:
- TBI or concussion
- Spinal cord injuries
- Amputations
- Internal bleeding and organ damage
- Broken bones
Any time you suffer serious injuries in a snowmobile accident, no matter what those injuries might look like, contact the experienced personal injury attorneys at Swor & Gatto as soon as possible.
Seeking the Compensation You Deserve
Snowmobile accident injuries can lead to high medical bills, placing a heavy burden on their victims. While a personal injury claim cannot restore your body to its pre-accident state, you can seek compensation to help protect your finances after the injury. Compensation following a snowmobile accident may include:
- Compensation for the medical expenses you suffered due to your snowmobile accident, including immediate emergency transport to the hospital and long-term treatment, including physical therapy.
- Compensation for the wages you lost due to your accident, which can pose a substantial financial challenge amid your recovery.
- Compensation for the pain and suffering you faced due to your injuries.
Contact Swor & Gatto today to learn more about your right to compensation, including how much compensation you should expect after your accident.
Who Bears Liability After a St. Paul Snowmobile Accident?
To file a personal injury claim after a snowmobile accident, your attorney will start by identifying the liable party. Snowmobiles do not have the same clear laws and street signs that cars must follow. Snowmobile drivers must often exercise caution and common sense to avoid an accident. However, in some cases, you can identify the liable party.
Your attorney may consider several factors in determining who caused your accident, including:
- A malfunctioning snowmobile, which may leave the manufacturer liable for the accident
- Inebriated drivers
- Reckless driving or even deliberately causing a collision
- Poorly maintained trails intended for snowmobiles which may leave liability resting with the owner of those trails, including a government entity
An Experienced Snowmobile Accident Attorney Can Help
After a snowmobile accident, you may wonder whether you can pursue compensation for your injuries. Fortunately, an experienced personal injury attorney can help. Contact Swor & Gatto today for additional assistance involving your claim, including:
- Help identifying all parties that may share liability for the accident.
- Assistance putting together a compelling, effective claim that will help demonstrate exactly who caused your injuries and what compensation you deserve.
- Help negotiating with the insurance company for the compensation you deserve following severe snowmobile accident injuries.
- Representation in court: if you must go to court to prove that you have grounds for a claim.
Did you suffer serious injuries in a snowmobile accident due to the negligence of another party? Swor & Gatto can help. Contact us today for a free consultation about your snowmobile accident and more information about the compensation you may deserve for your injuries.