Motor Vehicle Accidents - Snowmobile Accidents, Pickering

Snowmobiles can be a fun way to enjoy our Canadian winters, but can also be dangerous.  Every year, many Canadians are hurt or even killed while riding snowmobiles.

Common contributing factors to snowmobile accidents can include:  driver intoxication; driving at night with reduced visibility or inoperable taillights; faulty parts that cause the equipment to fail; speeding; carelessness of another motor vehicle; unmaintained trails, etc.

Snowmobiles are often driven recklessly, resulting in severe injuries, including brain injuries, broken bones, spinal cord injuries, damage to internal organs, deep lacerations and death. Injuries commonly occur when arms, hands, legs, feet of the driver or passenger get crushed underneath the snowmobile machine.

To assist you in obtaining the compensation you deserve for your snowmobile injuries, talk to one of our lawyers today.  Injuries victims sustained in snowmobile accidents can be extensive. Some common losses include: medical bills; sustained income; reductions to future earnings; physical therapy and rehabilitation; bills; physical pain; emotional trauma, etc.  To help bolster your chances to obtain a suitable financial outcome after your snowmobile accident, it is highly beneficial to take photographs, seek medical attention immediately, and collect all documentation to support your claim.