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Were You Hit By A Motor Home In Southwest Ohio?

Recreational vehicles, also referred to as motor homes, are popular throughout Ohio and Kentucky. RVs are large, awkwardly shaped and often have big blind spots. It is not uncommon to see one towing a car, a boat, a personal watercraft or an all-terrain vehicle (ATV). These facts alone make them far more dangerous than other motor vehicles. To make matters worse, they typically do not require any special license or training to drive. Drivers of any experience level can get behind the wheel of an RV and take it on the road. Not surprisingly, RVs are involved in many motor vehicle accidents.

At Rittgers Rittgers & Nakajima, our Cincinnati recreational vehicle accident lawyers have more than 30 years of experience in Ohio and Kentucky law. When acts of negligence lead to an RV colliding with another motor vehicle, they work hard to get compensation for the victim.

What caused the RV accident? Did the RV driver change lanes without properly checking their blind spots? Did the driver fail to take the RV’s increased braking time into account and cause a rear-end collision? These cases may also involve improperly connected trailers coming loose and causing serious traffic accidents. Whatever the case involves, you can be confident in our lawyers’ ability to hold the negligent driver accountable.

The term “recreational vehicle,” while traditionally associated with motor homes, is also often used to describe four-wheelers and three-wheelers. We can handle ATV accident cases as well.

Contact Us For A Consultation With A Cincinnati RV Injuries Attorney

If you were injured in an RV collision, you need good legal counsel. Contact our Ohio personal injury law firm online or call 513-496-0134. We’re available 24/7 and have offices in Cincinnati, Lebanon and West Chester for your convenience.

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