Vehicle Accident Lawyers - ATVs

ORVs are considered motor vehicles in some contexts and are not considered motor vehicles in others. They are not subject to the No-Fault Act unless they are registered for use on public roads and have no-fault insurance coverage. Thus, if an unlicensed and uninsured ORV crashes on its own or hits another ORV, the driver may be liable to their passengers or the other vehicle’s occupants if they were driving negligently. But if the ORV was licensed and insured, the passengers could be entitled to no-fault benefits. And if a car, truck, or SUV collides with any ORV, the collision is treated like any other car crash and no-fault law will apply. The experienced attorneys at Gruel Mills can explain all of these complex laws to you and help you understand which benefits or legal claims to pursue.