How Long do I Have to File a Dram Shop Notice in Oregon?

Dram shop laws are in place so that third parties, aside from an intoxicated individual, can be held responsible if an intoxicated individual causes injuries. In Oregon, these laws are very specific about who can be held liable, and the list includes bartenders, servers, individuals who sell alcohol, and even social hosts at private residences… read more

Personal Injury Claim Against the State in Oregon

Personal injury claims arise anytime someone is harmed due to the careless or negligent actions of another individual or entity. Individuals can also file a personal injury claim against a government entity, but they are a little bit more challenging. Typically, the government does have some form of immunity against lawsuits, but they also usually… read more

Who is Liable if I Was Injured by a Semi-Truck Tire Blowout?

Tires wear down over time. This is particularly true for tires on large commercial trucks. If truck drivers and truck companies are not vigilant in their inspection and maintenance, truck tire blowouts can lead to significant accidents and injuries. Here, we want to discuss who could be held liable if someone is injured in a… read more

When Are The 100 Deadliest Days Of Summer?

Here it is – summertime has rolled in with the heat. Even though this should be a time of fun for individuals and families, the reality is that the summer is also when the railways become dangerous. This is particularly true for teenage drivers. Here, our Portland car accident lawyers want to discuss what safety… read more

Truck accidents caused by unsecured cargo

We have all seen larger trucks hauling around cargo and thought, “I wonder how secure that is?” The reality is that commercial truck drivers and trucking companies are responsible for securing any cargo on board their vehicles. Unsecured cargo can lead to accidents in a wide variety of ways. Not only can it fly off… read more

What is a Contingency Fee?

If you sustain an injury caused by the negligent actions of another individual or entity, you may need to file a personal injury lawsuit to recover compensation. However, these cases can be challenging, and an attorney is the best way to ensure that your case is successful. But what about affording an attorney? Can you… read more

Personal Injury Involving Minors

Injuries can happen to anyone, including children. In some cases, these injuries are caused by the careless or negligent actions of others. When this happens, a minor and their parent or guardian should have a way to recover compensation for their injury expenses. Here, we want to discuss personal injury claims in Oregon involving those… read more

What Are Special Damages?

Anytime a person sustains an injury caused by the actions of another individual, company, or entity, there is a chance they will be able to recover compensation. This could happen through an insurance settlement or even through a civil personal injury lawsuit. There is a range of types of compensation that a person could be… read more

How to Reject and Respond to a Low Insurance Settlement Offer

If you or somebody you love has been injured or sustained property damage caused by the negligent actions of another individual or entity, you need to take the steps necessary to recover compensation for your losses. Unfortunately, insurance carriers are notorious for trying to get individuals to accept low settlements. Here, we want to discuss… read more

What Happens if Someone Hits You and They Don’t Have Insurance?

Getting into a car accident is not something any person enjoys, particularly if the other driver does not have insurance. This can lead to a nightmare when it comes to securing compensation for your losses, especially if the uninsured driver was at fault for the incident. Here, we want to discuss the various routes individuals… read more