Grants Pass Personal Injury Law Firm
If you were hurt in Grants Pass, the insurance company should not be your problem. Idiart Law Group has an office here in town. Our personal injury lawyers answer your questions, handle the adjusters, and pursue fair compensation while you heal.
For over 25 years, Idiart Law Group has stood with injured people, with more than 15,000 clients helped. Our Grants Pass legal team serves all of Josephine County, from Merlin to Cave Junction. There is no upfront cost to talk with us, and there is No Fee Until We Win your personal injury case.
Dedicated to Serving the Injured in Grants Pass
An injury in Grants Pass can upend everything at once. You may be missing work, living with pain, or opening a bill from Asante Three Rivers Medical Center and wondering how it gets paid.
Our Grants Pass personal injury attorneys work with one person at a time. We listen first and explain your options in plain language. We also check your deadline. Most Oregon injury lawsuits must be filed within two years, and exceptions can make your deadline shorter or longer, so it pays to talk early.
Our goal is simple. Make sure injured people in Grants Pass receive honest care, clear advice, and the legal help they need, when they need it most.
Why Choose Idiart Law Group in Grants Pass?

Grants Pass Personal Injury Lawyers
Choosing the right Grants Pass personal injury lawyer matters. With Idiart Law Group, you get the strength of an experienced team and a Grants Pass office you can walk into.
- Over 25 years representing clients.
- More than 15,000 clients helped in personal injury and disability cases.
- Over 70 team members working together on your behalf.
- Hundreds of millions recovered across thousands of cases.
- Offices across the western United States, now serving clients in Grants Pass and Southern Oregon.
In our Grants Pass office, you are never just a claim number. We take cases many lawyers pass up because we know you cannot afford to fight the system alone. The first conversation is free, and Spanish speaking attorneys are available. Let us tell your story and help you move forward.
Grants Pass Personal Injury Cases We Handle
Grants Pass has 143 miles of city streets and more than 190 miles of sidewalks and trails, the city says. People get hurt there, and in stores and parking lots too. Our attorneys handle cases including:
- Car and auto accidents in Grants Pass and Josephine County
- Semi truck and commercial vehicle crashes
- Bicycle accidents and e-bike injuries
- Pedestrian accidents in crosswalks and parking lots
- Motorcycle accidents
- Slip and fall and other premises liability injuries
- Dog bite and animal attacks
- Nursing home abuse or neglect
- Medical malpractice and serious injury cases
- Wrongful death claims for families who have lost a loved one
Federal data counts 87 crash deaths in Josephine County from 2020 to 2024, 78 of them outside Grants Pass city limits. Hurt in town or beyond it? We will review what happened and explain your options.
What Our Grants Pass Personal Injury Lawyers Do For You
After an accident in Grants Pass, an adjuster may ask you to sign something fast. A signed release usually ends your claim for good. Let our Grants Pass injury attorneys read it and deal with the adjuster first.
Your Grants Pass legal team can:
- Listen to what happened and answer your questions in a free consultation
- Explain how personal injury claims work in clear, simple terms
- Gather medical records, Grants Pass Police reports, and evidence
- Communicate with insurance companies so you do not have to
- Protect you from pressure to accept a quick or unfair offer
- Bring in outside professionals when needed to show how injuries affect your future
- Negotiate for a fair settlement based on your injuries and losses
- Discuss the option of filing a lawsuit if you are not being treated fairly
Throughout your case, our Grants Pass personal injury lawyers keep you updated and respond as quickly as possible. You will always know where your case stands.
What To Do After an Accident in Grants Pass, Oregon
If you were injured in Grants Pass, here are simple steps that can help protect your health and your claim:

1. Get medical care
Even if you feel “okay,” get checked by a doctor. Some injuries appear days later.
2. Report the incident
Call the police for a crash. An Oregon DMV crash report may also be due within 72 hours. For a fall, tell the property owner.
3. Collect basic information
Get names, contact details, and insurance information for drivers or property owners when you can do so safely.
4. Take photos if possible
Pictures of the scene, vehicles, hazards, and your injuries can be helpful later.
5. Avoid detailed statements to insurance
You can report that an accident happened in Grants Pass, but do not guess about injuries or accept blame.
6. Talk to a Grants Pass personal injury attorney
A free consultation lets you know where you stand and what to expect next.
Serving Grants Pass and Southern Oregon
From our Grants Pass office, Idiart Law Group serves injured people across Josephine County and Southern Oregon. Maybe you live here year round. Maybe you were driving through on I-5 or the Redwood Highway, or spending a day on the Rogue River. Either way, our Grants Pass personal injury lawyers can help you understand your rights.
We regularly help clients who:

Were hit by a careless driver on Grants Pass streets or I-5

Were hurt as a passenger in someone else’s car

Suffered serious injuries that changed their ability to work or care for family

Fell or were injured on unsafe property in Grants Pass
No matter how your injury happened, if it occurred in or around Grants Pass and involved someone else's negligence, reach out. Call or text (855) 772-6969. Our Grants Pass office is here to help you take the next step.
Ways We Can Help

Car Accident
If a careless driver hurt you or someone you love, we’re here to step in. Our team deals with the insurance company, gathers the evidence, and fights to recover money for medical bills, lost wages, and the impact on your life.
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Social Security Disability
When a health condition keeps you from working, getting SSD benefits shouldn’t be another battle. We guide you through applications and appeals, handle the paperwork and deadlines, and work to prove your disability so you’re not facing the system alone.
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Slip & Fall
Falls on unsafe floors, stairs, or walkways can cause serious injuries. We hold negligent property owners accountable and pursue compensation for your medical treatment, lost income, and pain and suffering.
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We handle many types of cases, including:
- Personal Injury
- Car Accident
- Social Security Disability
- Catastrophic Injury
- Dog Bite
- Disability Application
- Disability Appeal
- Disability Hearing
- Pedestrian Accident
- Wrongful Death
- Medical Malpractice
- Nursing Home
- Slip & Fall
Free Consultation • No Fee Until We Win
Talking with a Grants Pass personal injury lawyer at Idiart Law Group is free and comes with no obligation. We work on a contingency fee, which means No Fee Until We Win your case. You do not pay us upfront.
A free consultation with our Grants Pass team gives you:
- A chance to tell your story and ask questions
- A clear explanation of your options
- An honest view of how we may be able to help
Frequently Asked Questions
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More Grants Pass Injury Questions
What if a city, county or state vehicle hit me in Grants Pass?
Claims against a public body, such as the State of Oregon or a local government, have an extra step. You must give notice of the claim within 180 days after the injury, or within one year for a wrongful death claim (ORS 30.275). A crash with a city bus or a county truck may fall under these rules. The 180 day notice is easy to miss, so call our Grants Pass legal team early and let us handle it.
How deadly are the roads in Grants Pass and Josephine County?
Federal crash data from NHTSA counts 87 traffic deaths in Josephine County from 2020 to 2024. Of those, 9 were inside Grants Pass city limits, and 2 of those 9 were pedestrians. Across the county, 14 of the people killed were motorcyclists, and NHTSA estimates that 41 deaths involved an alcohol impaired driver. If your family lost someone in a crash, we handle wrongful death claims. A wrongful death case generally has three years (ORS 30.020), and some limits can make that time shorter, so talk with us soon. The consultation is free.
A dog bit me in Grants Pass. Who takes the report?
See a doctor first. In Josephine County, Animal Control is a division of the Sheriff's Office. For a non-emergency animal report it lists 541-474-5123, option 3, and it also takes reports through its online Citizen Service Portal. If someone is in danger, call 911. Keep photos and records of your injury, then call us to talk about a claim.
Who pays my bill from Asante Three Rivers after a crash in Grants Pass?
Usually your own auto policy pays first. Its medical coverage (called PIP) applies no matter who caused the crash. Oregon PIP covers at least $15,000 in reasonable and necessary medical expenses for up to two years after the injury (ORS 742.524). If your disability lasts at least 14 days, PIP also pays 70 percent of lost income, up to $3,000 per month, for up to 52 weeks. Hand the hospital your auto insurance claim number so it can bill PIP. After PIP is used up, bills usually go to your health insurance, if you have it. We help you sort out who pays what.
Idiart Law Group in Grants Pass
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