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Law Office Of Robert A. Miller

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An Advocate For You When You Have Been The Victim Of A Crash

A car accident can cause devastating injuries that may change your life or end the life of your loved one. If a negligent motorist’s actions caused your or your loved one’s car accident, then you need a qualified attorney who will protect your interests.

At the Law Office of Robert A. Miller, our litigators help clients get fair payment from negligent parties and their insurance companies. Our lawyers have over 70 years of combined legal experience and a long history of favorable case results. From our office in Eugene, we represent injured clients across Oregon. Our attorneys always fight for the best possible outcome at the negotiation table and in the courtroom.

Answers For Your Questions After A Car Accident

After a car accident, you may not know if your car accident and injuries are worth litigating. Our compassionate and skilled litigators will work to get proper medical treatment for your injuries and maximum compensation. We will guide you through the legal process and protect your rights at every step. We are also able to answer your questions after an accident, including:

Call 541-359-4331 to speak with a knowledgeable car accident attorney. We offer free consultations to review your case.

A Capable Attorney For All Types Of Roadway Collisions

There are many types of car accidents that can cause a range of serious and fatal injuries. Our lawyers help individuals and families across Oregon get damages from negligent drivers, trucking companies and their respective insurance providers. We have trusted medical professionals available to review your accident and provide a full assessment of your injuries.

We represent people with many types of auto accidents, including:

The loss of a loved one’s life in a car crash is heartbreaking. We fight for families who have lost loved ones in a car accident because of a negligent driver. Our wrongful death attorneys will pursue compensation based on your lost family member’s pain and suffering, lost income and medical expenses.

Common Injuries In Auto Accidents

Understanding the types of injuries that result from motor vehicle crashes helps explain why full and fair compensation matters. Even a seemingly minor accident can lead to lasting physical and emotional harm.

Some common injuries we see in auto accident claims include:

  • Traumatic brain injuries and concussions
  • Spinal cord injuries and paralysis
  • Broken bones and orthopedic damage
  • Internal injuries and organ damage
  • Whiplash and soft tissue injuries
  • Psychological trauma such as PTSD

Our attorneys work closely with medical experts to document these injuries and connect them directly to the accident, which is key to building a strong case for recovery.

Timeline Of A Car Accident Claim

Knowing what to expect after filing a car accident claim can reduce stress and help you make informed decisions. While every case is different, most follow a general process:

  • Initial consultation to review your accident and determine next steps
  • Investigation and evidence gathering, including photos, medical records and witness statements
  • Filing a claim with the insurance company or at-fault party
  • Settlement negotiations to seek a fair resolution
  • Filing a lawsuit if negotiations fail to produce a reasonable offer
  • Trial preparation and court proceedings, if needed

Our attorneys will keep you informed at every step and make sure your rights are protected from start to finish.

Why Legal Representation Matters In Car Accident Cases

Even with clear evidence of fault, insurance companies may still undervalue your claim. Having an experienced car accident lawyer can make a major difference in the outcome.

Legal representation can help:

  • Accurately calculate all damages, including long-term costs
  • Avoid common pitfalls that could harm your claim
  • Access expert testimony to support your case
  • Navigate Oregon’s no-fault and comparative negligence laws
  • Increase your chances of receiving maximum compensation

ou don’t have to handle your case alone. Our attorneys at the Law Office of Robert A. Miller are here to advocate for your recovery and peace of mind.

What Do ‘No-Fault’ And Comparative Negligence Mean?

Oregon is a no-fault state. This means that no matter who was at fault for an accident, your insurance provider will provide limited coverage known as personal injury protection (PIP). PIP includes your medical expenses and wage losses for up to $15,000 or one year, whichever comes first. While a no-fault state does allow you to get some coverage, this does not mean you are unable to take legal action against a negligent driver.

Oregon is also a comparative negligence state. Comparative negligence means that you can sue the other driver as long as their negligence outweighs your own. Because of the serious injuries that can result from a car accident, it is important to speak with our law firm as soon as possible to review your options.

Talk To An Accomplished Auto Accident Attorney Now

We have earned a reputation as trustworthy and effective courtroom attorneys. Our motor vehicle accident lawyers will go to your home or hospital room if you are unable to come to the office. Schedule your free consultation by calling 541-359-4331 or sending us an email.