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Changes in Oregon law make it illegal to use a cellphone with your hands while driving. This includes texting and driving. Far too many accidents are caused each year because a person was focused on sending a text rather than operating his or her vehicle. Sometimes, these accidents are even fatal.

If you have been injured or lost a loved one due to the negligence of another driver who was texting, contact our Portland law firm, the Law Office of Todd R. Worthley. We have been serving the needs of accident victims since 1991 and know what to do to help you recover compensation for your injuries.

Holding Distracted Drivers Accountable — A Skilled Attorney Serving the Hillsboro and Portland Areas

While texting and driving is one of the most deadly forms of distracted driving, there are many activities people participate in that can make them responsible for accidents, including:

  • Eating and driving
  • Putting on makeup
  • Messing with the radio
  • Talking on the phone
  • Talking to passengers in the back seat
  • Reading and driving

No matter what caused your car, truck or motorcycle accident, you can rely on us for strong advocacy throughout your entire case.

Texting While Driving Can Be More Dangerous Than Drinking and Driving

Recent studies have shown that texting and driving is worse than being behind the wheel of a car while intoxicated. It is incredibly important to hold those accountable who are negligently using their phones while driving. This will not only help you move forward after your accident, but also help prevent accidents like this from happening in the future.

Call 888-589-0671 to Discuss Your Case With a Portland Texting and Driving Attorney

Call or email a dedicated Oregon lawyer to learn more about your chances for recovery after a texting while driving accident.

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