Motorcycle Accident Attorneys in Eugene

Offering Personalized, Client-Focused Representation

If you or someone you love was involved in a motorcycle accident in Eugene, Oregon or the surrounding areas, turn to the team at Lowe Law Group for trusted legal guidance and tireless advocacy. Unlike a lot of other personal injury law firms, we know that no two motorcycle accident cases are the same. We never provide cookie-cutter representation to our clients; instead, we offer personalized service tailored to you and your unique situation.

At Lowe Law Group, our clients come first. We want to hear your story and learn how we can help. When you choose to work with our firm, you get an entire team of dedicated attorneys, paralegals, accident reconstructionists, and medical experts all working together to build the strongest possible case on your behalf. We will handle everything so that you can simply focus on healing. Throughout the process, we will provide consistent communication, updates of your case’s progress, and will remain available to assist you whenever you need us.

What to Do After a Motorcycle Accident

Being involved in a motorcycle accident is a frightening experience. In the immediate aftermath of the accident, you may require medical attention and, in the days and weeks following, you may be unsure of what to do next. In fact, there are a few important steps you should take after a motorcycle accident in order to protect yourself and your right to seek financial compensation.

Immediately after the accident, do the following (to the best of your ability):

• Get medical attention for yourself or anyone who needs it; call 9-1-1 if necessary
• Leave your motorcycle where it is unless it is unsafe to do so
• Remove yourself from the road and safely get out of harm’s way
• Do not move anyone who appears seriously injured; wait for paramedics to arrive
• Contact police and have them come out to the scene of the accident
• If anyone was injured, file a police report with the police at the scene
• Be honest about what happened, but do not admit fault or apologize for the crash
• Take down the name, contact information, and insurance information of the
  other driver
• Take pictures of the scene of the accident, as well as your injuries
• Write down or record any witness statements

In the hours and days after the accident, do the following (again, to the best of your ability):

• Write down everything you can remember about the accident
• Follow all doctors’ orders and attend follow-up appointments
• Notify your own insurance company about the accident
• Avoid speaking to any adjusters from the other person’s insurance company
• Contact a motorcycle accident attorney in Eugene

Remember: the other person’s insurance company is NOT on your side. Often, liable insurance company adjusters will try to contact you in order to get you to accidentally or unwittingly admit fault for the accident. You may even say something that you don’t realize can be construed as admitting fault. They may also try to get you to shrug off your injuries or downplay their severity. This can later be used to dispute or deny your claim. It is ALWAYS in your best interests to avoid talking to the other party’s insurance company before first retaining an attorney.

How Lowe Law Group Can Help

When it comes to helping injured motorcyclists navigate the complex legal process and working to recover the compensation they need to move forward, our firm draws on years of experience and a proven record of success in order to build strong cases. We know that no two clients are alike and, with this in mind, we provide each and every client with the attentive counsel and representation they deserve. We will listen to your unique story and work to fully understand your specific legal concerns and goals.

Our Eugene motorcycle accident lawyers can help you seek compensation for your medical bills, disability, lost income and wages, pain and suffering, and emotional distress in the wake of a serious accident. We offer all of our legal services on a contingency fee basis, meaning there are absolutely no fees unless we win a settlement or verdict on your behalf—guaranteed! Your initial consultation is completely free and confidential; we want to hear your story and provide you with the information and guidance you need, no pressure and at no cost. We can even travel to meet you if your injuries prevent you from making it into our office.