Business Details
25 Years
experience
Your Trusted Personal Injury Law Firm in Vancouver & Portland
Since 2001, Henderson Taylor Law Firm has been a steadfast advocate for personal injury victims across the Pacific Northwest. Our attorneys combine decades of collective experience with a client-centered approach, prioritizing compassionate representation while challenging corporate interests that prioritize profits over people. We specialize in navigating complex insurance disputes, advocating for fair compensation in auto, motorcycle, and bicycle accidents, and addressing catastrophic injuries through strategic legal action.Our team's deep understanding of local jurisdictions in Washington and Oregon, coupled with a commitment to transparency and ethical practice, has earned us recognition as trusted arbitrators in Clark County. We operate on a contingency fee basis, ensuring access to justice regardless of financial circumstances, and maintain a rigorous focus on preparing every case for trial to maximize settlement outcomes.
Services
Auto Accidents
Motorcycle Accidents
Bicyclist Accidents
Slip and Fall
Distracted Driving
Truck Collisions
Paralysis Injuries
Brain Injuries
Insurance Disputes
Mediation Services
Details
- Year established: 2001
Highlights and features
- We offer 20+ years of personal injury experience in Pacific Northwest jurisdictions
- Our attorneys maintain Clark County arbitration certifications for alternative dispute resolution
- Contingency fee structure ensures no payment unless we win your case
- Proven track record against major insurance companies in complex claims
- Comprehensive support for catastrophic injury cases requiring long-term care
What people say
Compassionate legal team
Successful compensation recovery
Dedicated attorneys
Thorough case preparation
Client-centered approach
Services
Auto Accidents
Our attorneys handle complex auto accident claims involving distracted driving, speeding, and commercial vehicle collisions. We pursue compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and emotional trauma through negotiations or litigation. With deep knowledge of Pacific Northwest traffic laws, we advocate for victims of rear-end, head-on, and intersection collisions.
Motorcycle Accidents
We represent motorcyclists injured by negligent drivers, focusing on catastrophic injury claims requiring long-term care. Our team documents road rash, spinal injuries, and traumatic brain injuries to secure comprehensive compensation. We challenge insurance companies that undervalue motorcycle accident claims through strategic legal action.
Distracted Driving
Our firm specializes in proving distracted driving cases through phone records and witness testimony. We help clients recover compensation for injuries caused by texting, eating, or other distracted driving behaviors. We leverage Washington and Oregon laws prohibiting handheld device use to establish liability in complex accident cases.
Insurance Disputes
We resolve first-party insurance disputes involving property damage, fire claims, and bad faith denials. Our attorneys challenge insurers that refuse to cover legitimate claims or offer inadequate settlements. With experience handling commercial and residential insurance conflicts, we pursue full compensation for structural damage, vandalism, and natural disaster losses.
Mediation Services
Certified arbitrators Paul Henderson and Connie Taylor Henderson facilitate mediation, private trials, and binding arbitration. We provide neutral third-party dispute resolution services approved by Clark County courts. Our ADR practice offers cost-effective solutions for personal injury and insurance conflicts outside traditional litigation.
People
Jordan Taylor
Attorney
Jordan Taylor focuses on community-based legal representation, leveraging deep roots in the Pacific Northwest to connect with clients. With experience in personal injury and medical malpractice cases, Jordan combines local knowledge with aggressive advocacy to protect client rights in courtrooms across Washington and Oregon.
Paul L. Henderson
Attorney
A Vietnam veteran and Tacoma native, Paul Henderson brings decades of legal experience to complex personal injury cases. His military background informs his strategic approach to litigation, while his Clark County arbitration certification enhances dispute resolution capabilities for clients throughout the Pacific Northwest.
Connie Taylor Henderson
Attorney
As a lifelong Pacific Northwest resident, Connie Taylor Henderson combines local expertise with statewide legal credentials. Licensed in Idaho and Washington, she specializes in personal injury claims and alternative dispute resolution, bringing a nuanced understanding of regional legal landscapes to every client interaction.
Questions
Do I need a lawyer for my personal injury claim?
While not legally required, insurance companies rarely offer fair settlements without legal representation. Our experience shows that victims with substantial injuries benefit significantly from professional legal advocacy to counter insurance company tactics.
Will my case go to trial?
Approximately 15% of cases proceed to trial. We prepare every case as if it will go to court, which often leads to faster, fairer settlements. Insurance companies typically settle when they recognize our trial readiness.
How is my claim value determined?
Each case receives individualized evaluation based on injury severity, medical costs, lost income, and personal impact factors. We avoid formulaic approaches, instead crafting tailored arguments that reflect your unique circumstances and future needs.
What are your payment terms?
We work on a contingency fee basis - you pay no attorney fees unless we win your case. Litigation costs are advanced by the firm and reimbursed from settlement proceeds.
How long will my case take?
Case duration varies from months to two years, depending on medical recovery timelines and insurance cooperation. We prioritize completing your treatment before finalizing settlements to ensure full compensation for all current and future damages.
Can I sue the insurance company directly?
Legally, we must sue the at-fault individual, not their insurer. However, insurance companies control defense strategies, settlements, and payment execution while remaining technically separate from court proceedings.
