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ATV Accident Lawyers in Calgary
At Yanko Popovic Sidhu, our ATV accident lawyers in Calgary have assisted clients in pursuing compensation following serious ATV accidents across Southern Alberta.
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As Calgary ATV Accident Lawyers
For over 40 years, Yanko Popovic Sidhu has represented clients in ATV accident matters in Calgary. We’ve handled a wide range of cases—ATV rollovers, collisions, trail hazards, and wrongful deaths—helping clients pursue compensation based on the facts of each case. Led by David G. Yanko K.C., our ATV crash lawyers apply Alberta’s Traffic Safety Act and Insurance Act to assess liability and guide clients through the claims process.
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We Assist Every ATV Accident Victim in Calgary
If you’ve been hurt in an off-road crash, our ATV injury lawyers are here to assist you. We serve:
-Riders injured in ATV rollovers and crashes
-Victims of multi-vehicle off-road collisions
-Families seeking guidance after fatal ATV accidents
-Anyone Dealing With Insurance Disputes over off-road accidents
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How Our ATV Accident Lawyers Can Help
ATV Accident ClaimsOur ATV accident injury lawyers work with insurers to pursue fair compensation.View Our Practice Areas
Complex InjuriesATV accident lawyers help ensure medical expenses are properly assessed and addressed.View Our Practice Areas
Lost Wages & PainOur ATV accident lawyers assist with claims for lost income and pain and suffering where permitted by law.View Our Practice Areas
40+ Years of Experience




Defective ATV Design Case
An experienced rider sustained life-altering injuries after an ATV steering component failed during ordinary operation.
The manufacturer alleged that the accident resulted from user error and improper maintenance. Our lawyers reviewed possible product liability, warranty, maintenance, and product-safety issues involving the manufacturer and distributor.
The claim pursued compensation for medical treatment, ongoing care, disability-related expenses, and lost income.
Past results are not necessarily indicative of future outcomes.

Passenger Injury on Private Property
A teenage passenger sustained a traumatic brain injury and permanent cognitive impairment after being thrown from an ATV when the operator lost control on private property.
The insurer initially disputed coverage based on exclusions involving recreational vehicles. Our lawyers reviewed the operator’s responsibilities, possible occupiers’ liability issues, and the available sources of insurance coverage.
Compensation was pursued for long-term treatment, future care requirements, and reduced earning capacity within the applicable limitation period.

Rollover Accident
A recreational rider sustained multiple fractures and spinal injuries after an ATV rollover involving unmarked terrain hazards on a designated trail.
The landowner’s insurer disputed liability and argued that the rider had accepted the risks associated with off-road riding. Our lawyers reviewed the occupier’s responsibility to take reasonable care in maintaining reasonably safe premises for permitted users.
The claim pursued compensation for medical treatment, rehabilitation, future care requirements, and reduced earning capacity, based on the circumstances of the accident.
Frequently Asked Questions: ATV Accidents in Alberta
What is the average settlement for an ATV accident in Alberta?
Our ATV accident lawyers review the specific facts of your situation to help you understand what compensation may be available.
Can I make a claim if my ATV accident happened on private property?
Yes, you can still be entitled to pursue compensation, depending on the circumstances of the accident. Our ATV accident lawyers in Calgary can assist in reviewing liability and insurance considerations in these situations.
Are ATV accidents covered by auto insurance in Alberta?
Not typically by standard auto policies, but homeowner’s insurance, ATV-specific policies, or third-party liability coverage may apply. Our ATV accident lawyers can help identify potential sources of coverage based on the facts of your case.
What if I wasn’t wearing a helmet during my ATV accident?
While this may affect your claim, you may still have legal options, depending on the circumstances. Our lawyers for ATV accidents can explain how comparative negligence may be considered under Alberta law.
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Calgary, Alberta, T2E 8K4
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Sat – Sun: Closed



