Accident types

  • Car Accident

    Most Portland car crash claims start with your own insurance, not a check from the other driver. Personal injury protection on an Oregon private-passenger policy can pay early…

  • Truck Accident

    A wreck with a large truck on a Portland freeway or arterial is often more than a bigger two-car crash. When a for-hire carrier hauls ordinary, non-hazardous property across…

  • Motorcycle Accident

    Oregon generally requires a motorcycle operator and a motorcycle passenger to wear a motorcycle helmet, with a short list of exemptions in section 814.290. Sections 814.269 and…

  • Pedestrian Accident

    A walker hurt near Nob Hill still has an Oregon injury claim. Drivers generally must stop and remain stopped for a pedestrian in the locations section 811.028 names. Pedestrians…

  • Bicycle Accident

    A cyclist hurt on a Portland street can still make an Oregon injury claim. Drivers who overtake a bicycle generally must pass at a safe distance, meaning a distance sufficient to…

  • Rideshare Accident

    If you were hurt in a Portland wreck while driving for a transportation network company, riding in one of those cars, or walking when one struck you, Oregon requires that company…

  • Wrongful Death

    A death claim after a Portland crash goes through the personal representative of the decedent, for the benefit of the people section 30.020 names, including a spouse, children…