John Van Camp v. Yamaha Corp.

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Trial
07/13/26 – 

Summary

A California state court jury heard opening statements July 13th in a potentially $115 million products liability lawsuit claiming supposed defects in a Yamaha all-terrain vehicle caused a man’s broken neck and traumatic brain injury.

Plaintiff John Van Camp sued Yamaha following a 2019 accident involving his 2016-model Yamaha YXZ1000R ATV, when the vehicle experienced a forward rollover while he drove off-road with his son in a sandy area known as the Glamis Flats. Van Camp claims the YXZ’s faulty rear suspension caused it to “buck” forward and that a rollover protection system failed to work properly, however Yamaha argues the accident resulted from Van Camp’s driving versus improper design, and that the severity of his claimed injuries is overstated.

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