Accidents involving All Terrain Vehicles (ATVs) continue to result in a significant number of brain injuries among children under the age of 16. While several advocacy groups have asked that ATV sales to children be prohibited, many ATV makers continue to market their vehicles to the younger set. As a result, serious injuries, including brain injuries, continue to be on the rise.

Several makes and models of ATVs—particularly three-wheeled models—have been identified as unsafe and have been taken off the market. Other models have required modifications in an effort to improve safety and stability issues.

If your child has sustained a brain injury as the result of an ATV accident, contact us to determine whether it’s possible the manufacturer is at fault. We can assess your situation, and in many cases can help your child receive the benefits and therapies that he deserves.