About Travis
Travis Prestwich is a personal injury attorney based in Salem, Oregon. He has been a partner at his firm since 2000, focusing on various areas of law including nursing home abuse, products liability, asbestos and mesothelioma cases, and insurance claims. His office is located at 3040 Commercial Street SE, Suite 200, where he serves clients throughout Marion County and beyond. He earned his J.D. from Willamette University College of Law in 1997.
Prior to that, he completed both a Master of Arts in Social and Family Policy and a Bachelor of Arts in Public Policy at Brigham Young University in 1989. This educational background provides him with a strong foundation for understanding complex legal issues and advocating for his clients effectively. Most of his practice involves representing individuals who have suffered due to negligence or wrongful acts. Cases typically include those involving serious injuries from accidents, elder abuse in nursing homes, and disputes over insurance claims. He also handles cases related to asbestos exposure, where clients seek justice for the harm caused by negligent parties.
His approach to each case is thorough, ensuring that all aspects are considered before proceeding. Before establishing himself as a partner, he worked in various legal settings. His involvement in the legal community extends beyond his practice. He served as the President of the Marion County Bar Association in 2010 and has been a member of the Board of Directors since 2007. Additionally, he is a member of the Oregon Trial Lawyers Association and has served on the Oregon State Bar Board of Governors.
Travis Prestwich is well-respected in his field, known for his commitment to his clients and his active participation in legal associations. His experience and leadership roles within the bar association reflect his dedication to improving the legal field in Oregon. He continues to advocate for those who have been wronged, ensuring they receive the compensation they deserve. Outside of his legal practice, he is involved in community initiatives and often speaks on issues related to personal injury law. His work not only impacts his clients but also contributes to broader discussions on legal reform and advocacy for vulnerable populations in Oregon.
