Campers / Trailers
Manufacturers and modifiers of campers and trailers are not held to the same standards as original equipment auto manufacturers, since they are considered "aftermarket" vehicles. Even though changes to the structure of vehicles can drastically change their handling, suspension, propensity to rollover, and other aspects of their performance, many aftermarket producers never even test their products for safety.
When a trailer or camper is involved in a collision or other injury-causing accident, it is often a complex factual and legal issue to determine the nature of the defect which caused the accident and identify the party whose conduct is culpable. If you have been injured in an accident involving an aftermarket vehicle, it is critical that you consult an attorney who is familiar with the variety of issues at play in these types of cases.
Langdon & Emison has litigated cases involving aftermarket vehicles such as trailers and campers, but also police cruisers, ambulances, handicap accessible vehicles, RV's, and race car haulers, among others. For assistance with your personal injury or wrongful death claim involving an aftermarket vehicle.
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