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A crash on an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) can change your life in seconds, leaving you with injuries that can take months or years to resolve. These accidents happen on rural land, private trails, off-road parks, and sometimes roadways around Houston.
Kherkher Garcia LLP represents riders and passengers hurt in ATV accidents caused by careless drivers, defective equipment, and property owners who failed to warn of known hazards. Every ATV accident lawyer in Houston on our team reviews the full scope of what happened, determines who may be held responsible, and fights for maximum compensation.
ATV crashes tend to cause more severe harm than vehicle collisions because riders have little protection between themselves and the ground, trees, or other vehicles. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) tracks these incidents nationally, and the data illustrates how varied the causes can be.

According to CPSC’s most recent national report on off-highway vehicle deaths and injuries:
These figures reflect national trends rather than Houston-specific data, but the underlying causes; speed, terrain, and vehicle handling, show up consistently in the ATV cases Kherkher Garcia LLP reviews across Texas.
Determining what caused an ATV crash is often the first step toward identifying who bears responsibility. At Kherkher Garcia LLP, our attorneys investigate several recurring causes:
Once the cause is clear, the next question becomes whether Texas law places any specific restrictions on how the ATV was being operated at the time.
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Texas regulates where ATVs can legally operate, and violations of these rules often factor into liability. Under the Texas Transportation Code, operating an ATV on a public street, road, or highway is generally prohibited, with narrow exceptions.
An ATV may cross a public roadway only if the operator meets specific conditions, including:
Additional exceptions apply for agricultural transport and utility work, each with its own conditions on timing, distance, and vehicle marking. When an operator disregards these rules, that violation can become central to establishing fault in an ATV accident case.
More than one party can share responsibility for an ATV crash, depending on how it happened. Kherkher Garcia LLP investigates each potential source of liability before building a claim. Potentially liable parties include:
Identifying every liable party matters because it affects what compensation may realistically be available to the victim.
Children are often passengers or riders in ATV accidents, and these cases carry additional legal considerations. Texas law treats claims involving minors differently in some respects, including how long a family has to bring a claim on a child’s behalf. Kherkher Garcia LLP works closely with families to determine whether a parent, guardian, property owner, or another party should be held accountable when a child is injured due to negligence.
Because ATVs offer little protection compared to a car or truck, injuries from these crashes tend to be severe. Common injuries our attorneys see include:
The severity of these injuries is part of why identifying every responsible party, and every available source of compensation, matters so much in an ATV accident case review.

Texas law allows people hurt in ATV accidents to pursue compensation for the losses caused by another party’s negligence. Depending on the case, this may include:
The specific damages available depend on the facts of each case, the severity of the injury, and the evidence gathered during the investigation.
Texas generally requires a personal injury lawsuit to be filed within two years of the accident date. Some injuries are not immediately apparent after a crash, which can affect when that period begins to run. Claims involving a minor may also follow a different timeline. Waiting to file a claim risks losing access to evidence and, in some cases, the right to file a claim at all.

Our trial lawyers will go the distance against corporations and insurance companies to win the maximum compensation in your case.
We stand ready to fight for you against the injustices caused by negligent actions throughout the state of Texas and across the Nation.
At Kherkher Garcia LLP, our team’s process begins with a detailed investigation into how the accident happened and who may be responsible. That process typically includes:
Kherkher Garcia LLP has the knowledge and resources needed to get the facts and build a strong case, whether that means reaching a fair settlement or preparing for trial.
Kherkher Garcia LLP has secured significant verdicts and settlements for clients across Texas. The result below is one example of the kind of outcome our trial team pursues in ATV accident cases:
This result reflects the same investigative approach Kherkher Garcia LLP brings to every ATV accident case: identifying every liable party, securing the right specialists, and preparing the claim as though it will go to trial.
Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome in any future case, and every claim depends on its own facts and evidence. Kherkher Garcia LLP remains committed to bringing that same thorough approach to every ATV accident case the firm takes on.
An ATV accident can leave a family facing medical bills, lost income, and uncertainty about what comes next. Kherkher Garcia LLP has the resources and trial experience to investigate the crash, identify every responsible party, and pursue maximum compensation on your behalf.
When searching for an ATV accident lawyer in Houston, our team is ready to review the details of your case at no upfront cost. Call us at 713-333-1030 today for a free consultation.
Steve Kherkher is passionate about serving his clients. He has dedicated his life to championing the rights of those who have experienced catastrophic injury due to negligence.
Steve Kherkher, along with Trial Lawyer Jesus Garcia, founded Kherkher Garcia, and under their leadership, the firm achieved unprecedented success within its first three years.
With a career spanning over 35 years, Steve’s tireless pursuit of justice for his clients has earned him national recognition and numerous accolades as an exemplary trial attorney.
Jesus Garcia Jr. is a founding partner of Kherkher Garcia LLP and a nationally recognized trial lawyer with more than 20 years of experience representing victims of catastrophic injury and wrongful death caused by corporate negligence.
Raised in Rio Grande City, Texas, Jesus brings a deep understanding of hard work, perseverance, and accountability to every case he handles. His commitment to justice has led to record-setting verdicts and settlements, including some of the largest recoveries in Texas history.
Known for his trial-ready approach and relentless advocacy, Jesus has dedicated his career to holding powerful corporations accountable and fighting for families when they need it most.
ATVs are built for adventure and hard work, but when an accident happens because of negligence or unsafe equipment, the consequences can be life-changing. At Kherkher Garcia LLP, our personal injury lawyers investigate every crash, preserve critical evidence, and pursue the full compensation injured victims deserve. When you need an ATV accident lawyer near you in Houston you can trust, we are ready to fight for you from day one.
Visit us at 2925 Richmond Ave., Suite 1560, Houston, Texas 77098, or call 713-333-1030 for a free consultation today.
Yes. Property owners can be held liable for ATV accidents on private land if unsafe conditions, a failure to warn of known hazards, or inadequate maintenance contributed to the crash.
Texas law may still allow recovery. Under the modified comparative fault rule, a person can pursue compensation as long as their share of responsibility does not exceed the 50 percent threshold Texas law sets for barrin
Generally, two years from the date of the accident. Some cases involving delayed injury symptoms or claims on behalf of a minor may be treated differently, so speaking with an attorney promptly is important.
This page has been written, edited, and reviewed by a team of legal writers following our comprehensive editorial guidelines. This page was approved by attorneys Steve Kherkher and Jesus Garcia Jr., who have more than 50 years of combined legal experience championing the rights of those who have experienced catastrophic injury due to negligence.
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