The carnage continues on America's ATV tracks and trails, where owners who were unlucky enough to purchase a Yamaha Rhino ATV have been killed and maimed often in Yamaha Rhino ATV rollover accidents.

Just how bad is this problem? Federal officials estimate that 700 persons will die this year in ATV accidents, and 135,000 will be injured, many of them seriously. Indeed, common injuries in an ATV rollover are broken arms and legs, crushed skulls and back injuries which may cause paralysis. Many victims also often require amputations after a heavy ATV has rollover over on top of them.

These rollover accidents often occur even though an ATV, such as a Yamaha Rhino, are traveling at slow speeds and on a level surface. That's because the Yamaha ATV is defective in design, providing a narrow wheelbase, thin tires and a top-heavy build to the vehicle. Such factors combine to cause the Yamaha Rhino to tip or roll over, and due to lack of sufficient passenger safety features, such as doors and handlebars, occupants often are thrown beneath the vehicle as it falls.

Occupants have a natural tendency to try to brace their fall as an ATV tips over, and they extend arms or legs beyond the vehicle in this attempt. This often leads to severely broken bones which may require amputation.

If you or loved ones in your family have suffered harm due to a Yamaha Rhino ATV rollover accident, fight back by engaging an experienced Yamaha Rhino ATV rollover accident lawyer with Jim S. Adler & Associates and launch a Yamaha lawsuit. The longtime Texas personal injury law firm has a history of standing up to corporations -- such as Yamaha -- while championing the rights of injured individuals.

Your Yamaha Rhino accident lawyer can fight to gain just and fair financial compensation for your medical costs, your lost present and future wages and your pain and suffering. Fill out the free case review form on the Internet page and hasten the process of gaining your economic recovery for losses attributable to manufacturer negligence in designing an unsafe Yamaha Rhino ATV.