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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Timothy W. Grabe
Law Offices of Timothy Grabe
Portland, OR
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Jeffrey S Mutnick
Law Office of Jeffrey S Mutnick
Portland, OR
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David K Miller
Miller & Wagner LLP
Portland, OR
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Jeffrey S Matthews
The Commons Law Center
Portland, OR
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Kate Stebbins
Berkshire Ginsberg LLC
Portland, OR
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Mark J Ginsberg
Berkshire Ginsberg LLC
Portland, OR
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Robert Le
Oregon Consumer Justice Law PC
Portland, OR
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Ryan E Scott
Law Office of Ryan Scott
Portland, OR
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H. Richard Sause
H. Richard Sause, Attorney at Law
Portland, OR
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Aidan Cook Melia
McClendon Owens Melia McBreen, LLP
Portland, OR
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Eric Eugene McClendon
Portland, OR
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Kelly WG Clark
O'Donell Clark & Crew, LLP
Portland, OR
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Neil W Jackson
Neil Jackson Attorney LLC
Beaverton, OR
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Paul E Loving
Rimon PC
Portland, OR
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Paul Bovarnick
Rose Senders & Bovarnick LLC
Portland, OR
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Karen Ruga Schoenfeld
Schoenfeld & Schoenfeld PC
Portland, OR
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Craig A Nichols
Nichols Law Group
Portland, OR
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Kevin C Brague
Brague Law Firm
Portland, OR
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Matthew Abts
Attorney at Law
Portland, OR
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Nicholas A Kahl
Nick Kahl LLC
Portland, OR
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Todd Peterson
Peterson Law Offices
Portland, OR
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Aaron C DeShaw
Dr Aaron DeShaw Esq PC
Portland, OR
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Rick Klingbeil
Rick Klingbeil PC
Portland, OR
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Richard H Rizk
Rizk Law PC
Portland, OR