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Determining who was at fault is one of the most important steps in pursuing a personal injury claim in Washington State. However, fault isn’t always black and white; sometimes, more than one person shares responsibility. That’s where comparative negligence laws come into play. These laws allow injured victims to recover compensation even if they…

It’s common for people to wonder what happens if more than one person contributes to a Portland car accident or other incident. In Oregon, the answer comes down to the state’s “modified comparative negligence” law. This rule determines whether you can recover money for your injuries and, if so, how much you can actually…

Electric bicycles, often called e-bikes, have grown rapidly in popularity across Oregon. They provide an efficient, environmentally friendly way to commute and enjoy the outdoors. However, riders must understand the state’s laws before taking one on public roads, trails, or sidewalks.  Oregon has adopted specific rules that set e-bikes apart from both traditional bicycles…

Walking is one of the most common ways to get around, especially in busy areas like Seattle, Tacoma, and Spokane. However, the fact of the matter is that pedestrians are among the most vulnerable people on the road. That’s why Washington State has laws in place to protect people on foot and assign responsibilities…