If you have lost a loved one in a vehicle rollover accident or have been injured in a rollover accident yourself, you need able, experienced and resourceful legal representation. Whether you or your loved one were hurt because the roof crushed, were ejected from the vehicle or because of some other catastrophic vehicle failure - do not become another victim of big business’ unfair grasp on consumers!  Your loss, pain and suffering deserve justice and the rollover/roof crush attorneys at Elk & Elk Co. Ltd. are here to ensure justice is served.

Big insurance companies, automobile manufacturers and even the federal agencies charged with protecting consumers’ health and safety all have teams of lawyers working for them. Why shouldn’t you have a comparable legal team working for you?
Not only do the people killed and injured by defective vehicle manufacturing need to be compensated. The companies that use substandard manufacturing techniques and the government agencies which allow this need to be held accountable. It’s through successful litigation that our society and its administration are kept in check. Don’t be a victim. Be a part of the solution!

We welcome you to take a few minutes to look over the valuable rollover/roof crush resources presented on this site. Our rollover resources (maybe make links out of the ones in bold?)section contains links to various objective, third-party Web pages containing information on what causes rollovers, how to avoid them, what technology is available to prevent rollovers and other rollover facts. The rollover research area presents rollover and roof-crush statistics, academic papers and research-based reports about rollover accidents and roof-crush incidents. Read the latest articles and analysis pieces about rollover crashes and roof crush - from around the world and from our firm’s own research team - in the section labeled rollover/roof crush articles. The Interactive Rollover Resources section provides a forum for rollover questions, concerns and stories, as well as video footage of some rollover accidents, an interactive rollover/roof crush quiz and a video message from managing partner Arthur Elk.

roll·o·ver (rōl'ō'vər): The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety defines a rollover as a vehicle tipping onto its side or roof at any time during a crash. The rollover may occur at any time during the crash. The rollover may occur subsequent to a frontal or side impact with another vehicle or a fixed object. Many rollovers occur after the vehicle leaves the roadway and may lead to occupants being ejected from the vehicle, increasing the likelihood of a fatality. In other instances, vehicles’ roof-strength-to -weight ratio may be insufficient for the roof to maintain its structural integrity during such a crash, resulting in a roof “caving in,” or crushing, seriously injuring or killing its occupants.