Were you recently injured by a Driverless Car?
The law is evolving. So are we. Let Bighorn Law Help You Navigate the Road to Justice.
Call (702) 541-9031 or email help@bighornlaw.com for a free case evaluation. We handle all cases on a contingency basis, meaning we never charge a fee unless we recover compensation on our clients’ behalf.
Autonomous vehicles are becoming more common on Nevada roads—and so are the legal questions that come with them. If you’ve been hit by a driverless or semi-autonomous car, your case is anything but ordinary. At Bighorn Law, we’re ahead of the curve when it comes to protecting victims injured by self-driving vehicles. We’ll help you understand your rights, determine who’s responsible, and fight for the compensation you deserve.
What To Do Immediately After a Driverless Vehicle Accident
1. Prioritize Your Health
Seek immediate medical attention—even if you feel fine. Injuries from car accidents can surface hours or days later. Getting checked also creates vital documentation for your case.
2. Contact Authorities
Report the accident to the police and obtain a copy of the report. This will be a key piece of evidence if you pursue legal action.
3. Preserve the Scene
If possible, take photos of the accident, vehicle damage, street signs, weather conditions, and any visible injuries. Collect contact info from witnesses, and note the make, model, and any company branding on the vehicle.
4. Don’t Engage with the Other Party’s Insurance
Driverless vehicle manufacturers and operators often have legal teams ready to shift blame. Avoid giving statements or signing anything before consulting a lawyer.
5. Call Bighorn Law
This is a cutting-edge legal issue—and you need a legal team equipped to handle it. We’re ready to investigate and hold the responsible parties accountable.
Who’s Liable in a Driverless Car Crash?
Unlike a typical accident, the at-fault party may not be another driver. Instead, your case may involve:
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Vehicle Manufacturers – If the autonomous system failed or malfunctioned
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Software Developers – If the programming caused unsafe behavior or decision-making
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Fleet Operators or Rideshare Companies – If the vehicle was improperly maintained or deployed
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Remote Supervisors – In cases where a human operator was supposed to intervene but didn’t
Our experienced attorneys will perform a full investigation to determine who should be held responsible—and we won’t back down.
Lawsuits on the Rise.
As autonomous vehicles increase in use, numerous cases are being filed related to:
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Unexpected braking or acceleration
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Sensor or software failures
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Collisions due to poor AI decision-making
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Injuries caused by lack of human intervention
If you’ve been injured by a driverless vehicle, your case could potentially be part of a larger mass tort—or it might stand alone. Either way, we’ll ensure your voice is heard and your recovery is maximized.
Why Choose Bighorn Law?
At Bighorn Law, we don’t just handle personal injury—we redefine it for today’s world.
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Tech-Savvy Legal Strategy – We understand the legal, technical, and regulatory landscape of autonomous vehicle litigation.
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Proven Track Record – With years of success in injury and complex liability cases, we know how to secure results.
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Local Experience, National Reach – Based in Las Vegas and licensed to practice throughout multiple states, we’re a trusted name in both local and cutting-edge legal issues.
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No Fees Unless We Win – You pay nothing upfront. We don’t get paid until you do.
Contact Us Today
Injured by a driverless car? You don’t have to figure it out alone.
Let Bighorn Law take the wheel.
Call (702) 541-9031, email help@bighornlaw.com or submit the form below for a free case evaluation.
We handle all cases on a contingency basis, meaning we never charge a fee unless we recover compensation on our clients’ behalf.