Personal Injury Blog

According to 2018 data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), motorcyclist fatalities occur at a 27 times more frequent rate than motorist fatalities. Motorcyclists lack the protection of a passenger vehicle, making them more susceptible to severe, life-threatening injuries in a collision. While these statistics are harrowing, there are actions that motorcyclists...

Motorcycle accidents are unfortunately common in the United States. Each year, thousands of motorcyclists die or suffer serious injuries in collisions involving other motor vehicles, defective vehicle parts, or dangerous road conditions, such as potholes or poorly designed streets.  When compared to the number of active motorcyclists in the country, however, the odds of...

Motorcycle accidents can result in serious financial, emotional, and physical damages for Oregon residents. If you are injured in an Oregon motorcycle collision, however, you could hold the at-fault driver accountable for your losses through an insurance claim or lawsuit.  To secure compensation for your claim, you will need to prove that someone else’s...

Oregon is a fault car accident state, meaning that drivers who are responsible for collisions must pay for their victims’ damages, whether the collision involved a car-to-car accident or a pedestrian accident. If you are injured due to someone else’s negligence, you can file an insurance claim or personal injury lawsuit against the at-fault...

Car accidents can happen in any place, at any time—even on the job. Whether you have to drive a vehicle regularly or while performing work-related errands, you can sustain serious injuries in collisions with a negligent driver. Unlike other types of car accidents, collisions that occur while you are performing your work duties require...