Dedicated Oregon DUI/Alcohol-Related Injury Law Firm

Impaired drivers can cause immeasurable harm. And now through our democratic process, we face a new kind of impaired driver—marijuana abusers. Unlike alcohol, the effects of marijuana can persist for days. What people do behind closed doors might not be any of our business, but the dangers posed by intoxicated drivers is! We have the experts on hand to support your case without having to go to trial.

SHORT DEADLINE ALERT: Years ago, our Legislature created a loophole favoring servers of alcohol. They limited their personal injury victims to a shorter deadline. And if victims miss it, they lose everything. Unlike the standard two-year statute of limitations, there are much shorter deadlines now for pursuing establishments and private parties who over-serve individuals who later cause harm. Don’t let this loophole make you a victim twice! A carefully-worded notice must be served on the careless server, or you can lose all of your rights against them automatically.

Reed Law’s seasoned Oregon DUI Injury Lawyers specialize in navigating this toxic legal environment. We combat the bad driver’s and over-server’s insurance companies to get you a fair and just settlement, while sparing you from having to go to trial, undergo abuse and delayed justice, and attend forced medical exams. Let us help you avoid this toxic legal environment.

Let Reed Law help you get back on your feet, cover your medical bills, obtain lost wages, assist with your vehicle damage (we often help with the car repair/replacement part of the case, Free of Charge), see if there’s rental car coverage, and keep your credit from getting ruined. Put our experience on your side for fair and just payment for what you’ve been through. Call one of our Oregon Impaired Driver Injury Attorneys now at (541) 772-3266 for a FREE initial phone consultation with an experienced Oregon Intoxicated Driver Injury Lawyer.

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