Personal Injury Law
Serving Clients in Hillsboro | Beaverton | Portland | Washington County
Specializing in Oregon Personal Injury Law
For over 20 years, the Law Offices of Matthew H. Kehoe has represented clients who have been injured as a result of auto accidents, motorcycle crashes, bicycle accidents, and dog bites, as well as clients with wrongful death claims and many other personal injury claims. The commitment we make to all of our clients is to fight for you. We guide you through the process of dealing with the insurance companies in order to provide you with the best possible results in your case. Personal injury cases can be determined by a wide range of laws and regulations, and each case is unique. Because we are an experienced personal injury law firm, we offer you the best in legal representation. Here are just a few of the types of personal injury cases we can help you with.
Automobile Injury Law
If you have been involved in an auto accident, your own insurance will pay the medical bills you incur from your injuries. The laws covering how much can be paid, and for how long, are complicated and extensive.
Tort Laws in Oregon
Personal Injury cases are civil law cases, in which people seek compensation for injuries they have sustained. Personal injury cases fall under Tort Law, and Oregon has its own specific set of rules.
Premises Liability Law
Premises Liability law determines when a property owner can be held responsible for an injury. In order to win a premises liability case, it must be proven that the property owner was negligent.
Motorcycle Accidents
Motorcycles do not typically have personal injury protection coverage, the mandatory coverage for automobile insurance policies in Oregon. If you are injured in Oregon, consult a lawyer right away.
Truck Accidents
If you’ve been in an accident with a commercial truck or vehicle, it’s important to consult a lawyer experienced with personal injury law. Truck accidents can often be more extensive and costly.
Wrongful Death
Wrongful death occurs when a person is killed due to the negligence or misconduct of another individual, or company. An action for wrongful death belongs to the immediate family members.
Dog Bite Lawsuits
If you’ve been bitten by a dog or other animal, your legal case will be subject to a combination of city and county ordinances, state statutory law, state case law, and common law. Consult a lawyer right away.
Brain Injury Lawsuits
Brain injuries can occur as a result of an auto, truck, motorcycle, or construction accident. The consequences associated with brain injuries can manifest in many complex ways.
Drunk Driving Victims
Drunk driving is one of the leading causes of motor vehicle accidents. Drinking and driving leads to impairment, often causing injury and death. If you have been hit by a drunk driver, call a lawyer today.
Bicycle Accidents
With bicycle accidents, there is often a lot of talk about who “is at fault”. It’s not always clear who caused the accident, but your injuries are very clear. Fault can be established by investigation.
Pedestrian Accidents
Pedestrian accidents frequently involve lack of attention, like a distracted driver. If you’ve been hit by a driver or moving vehicle while walking, your legal case can be complex, requiring investigation.
Slip & Fall Accidents
If you or a loved one was injured during a slip and fall incident on someone else’s property, you may be wondering who is liable for your injuries. It’s crucial to know what caused any sustained injuries.
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(503) 648-0766Local Personal Injury Firm
Attorney Matthew H. Kehoe has over 20 years experience fighting for his clients rights when it comes to claiming what is rightfully theirs. If you’re looking for an experienced and local personal injury law firm, choose the Law Office of Matthew H. Kehoe. We serve our community throughout Oregon, including Portland, the Oregon coast, and other cities. Call our office today to schedule a free no obligation assessment of your case.
Personal Injury Law in Hillsboro OR & Beaverton OR
Serving Clients in Washington County and Multnomah County