Design flaws in SUVs have made them very dangerous in the event of an accident. Due to their high center of gravity, SUVs are prone to rollover, causing serious and catastrophic injuries to drivers and passengers. If you or a loved one has been injured in an SUV rollover, it is important to consult with an experienced personal injury lawyer.
At Bohanan & Associates P.C., we have extensive experience handling SUV rollover accident cases for clients from the Birmingham area and throughout Alabama. Our experienced trial lawyers know how to achieve maximum compensation for our clients' injuries and other damages.
Contact us today online or by telephone at 888-343-5114 to speak with an experienced Birmingham SUV rollover accident attorney.
SUVs and Rollover Accidents
Due to the success of personal injury litigation, today's SUVs are made with many safety precautions many older models are lacking. Nonetheless, there are still many unsafe SUVs on the road that can cause serious injury and wrongful death.
The dangers of SUV rollovers include:
- Roofs that collapse when the vehicle rolls over, causing head injuries
- Faulty door latches that allow passengers to be ejected from the vehicle
- Malfunctioning seat belts that do not tighten during an accident
Many factors can lead to rollover, including highway defects, driver error and design flaws. As experienced personal injury attorneys, we know how to find the causes of these accidents and identify liable parties. We will put our skill and experience to work for you, to help you seek full and fair compensation for your medical bills, wage loss and other hardships.
Contact an Alabama SUV Accident Attorney
Please contact the car accident lawyers at Bohanan & Associates. Our Birmingham SUV rollover accident attorney can be contacted by phone at 205-545-8309, by e-mail or by filling out the intake form on our contact page.
Representing car accident victims injured on highways, interstates and freeways throughout Alabama, including I-20, I-65, I-59, I-459, U.S. 31, U.S. 280, Corridor X and I-22.
