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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Ivan M Karmel
Ivan Karmel Professional Corporation
Portland, OR
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Ron K Cheng
Cheng Law LLC
Portland, OR
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Cameron O Carter
Shaw Law Group
Portland, OR
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Jason Llewellyn Kafoury
Kafoury & McDougal
Portland, OR
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Mark G McDougal
Kafoury & McDougal
Portland, OR
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Natalie McDougal
Kafoury & McDougal
Portland, OR
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Robert J Neuberger
Robert J. Neuberger Attorney at Law
Portland, OR
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Everett W Jack Jr
Davis Wright Tremaine LLP
Portland, OR
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Roy C Fernandez
Heiling Dwyer & Associates
Portland, OR
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Keith A Ketterling
Stoll Berne PC
Portland, OR
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Steve D Larson
Stoll Berne PC
Portland, OR
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Richard A Sly
Law Offices of Richard A. Sly
Portland, OR
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Blair Townsend
The Townsend Law Firm LLC
Portland, OR
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Clay McCaslin
Law Office of J. Clay McCaslin
Portland, OR
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Jeremiah Vail Ross
Portland, OR
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Josh Lamborn
The Law Office of Josh Lamborn PC
Portland, OR
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Matthew D Kaplan
Kaplan Law LLC
Portland, OR
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C Scott Howard
Kivel & Howard LLP
Portland, OR
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Arnold L Gray
Stewart Sokol & Gray
Portland, OR
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Joshua J Stellmon
Haglund Kelley LLP
Portland, OR
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Michael Owens
Meyer Employment Law
Portland, OR
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John Thomas Devlin
Devlin Law PC
Portland, OR
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Michael A Colbach
Portland, OR
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W. Chad Stavley
The Law Office of Chad Stavley PC
Portland, OR