Oregon Hit-and-Run Laws
Posted on August 17, 2020 in Car Accident
Getting into a car accident can be devastating, and this is particularly true for those who are injured in a hit-and-run accident. In Oregon, leaving the scene of an accident, commonly referred to as a hit-and-run crash, can be a serious criminal offense. Anybody who leaves the scene of a crash could face the loss… read more
Is It Illegal To Eat And Drive In Oregon?
Posted on August 12, 2020 in Distracted Driving
Distracted driving is dangerous driving. That probably comes as no surprise to anyone, but what some people may not realize is that there are many different types of distracted driving. (503) dfdfdfdf, other types of distracted driving include applying makeup, reaching for an object in a vehicle, and eating and drinking. Eating and drinking is… read more
Hit by a U-Haul in Oregon
Posted on August 5, 2020 in Truck Accidents
Any time you get out on the roadway, it is very likely that you will see a moving vehicle of some type. U-Haul, Budget Rentals, Penske, and other moving vehicle companies are incredibly convenient and a relatively inexpensive way to move belongings across town or across the country. Unfortunately, those who operate rental moving trucks… read more
What Are The Oregon Jaywalking Laws?
Posted on July 27, 2020 in Pedestrian Accidents
Pedestrian safety is incredibly important, and there are several laws in place in Oregon to help ensure pedestrians are safe in and around the roadways. Most of the laws enacted to ensure pedestrian safety revolve around the actions that must be taken by drivers to keep pedestrians safe. However, many people wonder about jaywalking and… read more
What Are Oregon’s Seat Belt Laws?
Posted on July 22, 2020 in Car Accident
Vehicle crashes are a leading cause of death throughout the country, and the Oregon Department of Transportation says that there were more than 50,000 total traffic collisions during the latest reporting year of data. Out of these incidents, the DOT reports that there were approximately 40,000 injuries and 502 total fatalities. One of the most… read more
Subrogation: What It Is and How It Applies to Car Insurance
Posted on July 20, 2020 in Car Accident
The term subrogation is not one that most people hear on a regular basis, and it refers to the paying back of a debt that was paid on someone’s behalf. While that may sound simple on the surface, this can become complicated when it comes to car accident insurance. Most people have a general understanding… read more
Is Lane Splitting Legal In Oregon?
Posted on July 13, 2020 in Motorcycle Accidents
If you own a motorcycle in Oregon, then your number one priority is probably safety. Motorcyclists enjoy riding their vehicles throughout this state. Unfortunately, the Oregon Department of Transportation states that there were more than 1,000 motorcycle crash injuries and 85 motorcycle crash fatalities reported during the latest year of data available. In nearby California,… read more
Is Brake Checking Illegal In Oregon?
Posted on July 8, 2020 in Car Accident
When you are driving, there are undoubtedly times when someone follows you a bit too closely for comfort. Conversely, there may be times when you are in a hurry and end up following somebody else too closely. On the roadways, it is never a good idea to tailgate another vehicle. Tailgating can lead to serious… read more
What Is The Burden Of Proof Under Oregon State Law?
Posted on June 24, 2020 in Personal Injury Claim Process
If you have sustained an injury that was caused by the careless, negligent, or intentional actions of another person in Oregon, you may be able to recover compensation for your losses through a personal injury lawsuit. While this may seem straightforward, an Oregon personal injury lawsuit can be incredibly complicated. The person who is making… read more
Safety Tips For Communication Tower Workers
Posted on June 17, 2020 in Workplace Injury
As our country becomes more and more technologically interconnected, the need for continual updates to communication towers is rapidly increasing. This means that new communication or “cell” towers are continually being constructed and older ones are constantly being upgraded. Those who work on these cell towers face significant risks each day, and it is vitally… read more