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 814.275 make those duties Class D traffic violations. A missing helmet can enter the civil fault analysis under section 31.600. It does not automatically end the claim.
PIP, uninsured coverage and the two-year period in section 12.110 still apply, the same as in a car case. Photograph the bike, the helmet and the roadway, and call 503-823-3333 if the wreck needs a Portland report. Our helmet guide and our PIP guide walk through those rules.
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Christine N Moore
Landye Bennett Blumstein LLP
Portland, OR
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Charles Robinowitz
Law Offices of Charles Robinowitz
Portland, OR
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Myah Osher Kehoe
Kehoe Moneyhun Law LLC
Portland, OR
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Kristen L Winemiller
Pacific Northwest Law LLP
Portland, OR
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Lisa A Maxfield
Pacific Northwest Law LLP
Portland, OR
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Emily Terriquez
D'Amore Law Group
Portland, OR
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Harmony Miller
D'Amore Law Group
Portland, OR
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Tom D’Amore
D'Amore Law Group
Portland, OR
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Patrick T Foran
Wyse Kadish LLP
Portland, OR
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Carl L Post
Post Burgess
Portland, OR
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Charese A Rohny
Charese Rohny Law Office, LLC
Portland, OR
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Cody Hoesly
Barg Singer Hoesly PC
Portland, OR
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Gregory Kevin Zeuthen
Law Off. of Gregory K. Zeuthen
Portland, OR
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Janet Lee Hoffman
Hoffman Law LLC
Portland, OR
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Kenneth E Kahn II
Kenneth E Kahn II Attorney PC
Portland, OR
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Aaron Tillmann
Tillmann Law LLC
Portland, OR
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David F Sugerman
Sugerman Dahab
Portland, OR
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Nadia Dahab
Sugerman Dahab
Portland, OR
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Gloria J Trainor
Trainor Law PC
Portland, OR
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Bruce C Smith
Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith LLP
Portland, OR
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Kevin A. Jones
Law Office of Kevin A. Jones
Portland, OR
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Matthew Russell
Russell & Hill, PLLC Portland Law Firm
Portland, OR
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Kristen McCall
Johnson McCall LLP
Portland, OR
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Marc Alan Johnston
Johnston Law Firm PC
Portland, OR