A client in Southern Oregon was recently injured in a car crash when she had stopped her car at a traffic signal and was waiting for the light to change. Another motorist failed to stop and rear-ended our client’s car. Although some property damage was done to our client’s car, it was minimal. For this … Read More
Settlement for Uninsured Passenger Injured in Auto Accident
Our client was riding as the front seat passenger in her friend’s car when another driver plowed into the rear of their car. Our client was seriously injured in the accident, but she did not have health insurance and neither driver had auto insurance at the time of the accident. She called us because she … Read More
Will You Have the Opportunity to Depose the Defendant?
Happy Friday! In this week’s video, Roy answers a common question posed by clients in Oregon personal injury cases: will they have the opportunity to depose the defendant? As Roy explains in this video, yes you do have the opportunity to depose defendants in your Oregon personal injury case. You can ask the defendant anything … Read More
Auto Accident Victim Recovers Despite Inconclusive Medical Records
Our client was lawfully driving her vehicle in Bend, Central Oregon, when another motorist ran a red light and T-boned with our client’s car. Our client was seriously injured as a result of the wreck and, although her pain was consistent from the day of the accident onward, her physicians had trouble finding the exact cause … Read More
How Does the Extent of Your Injuries Affect the Value of Your Case?
It is Friday again and that means it is time for a video from Roy. In this week’s video, Roy explains how the extent of your injuries affects the value of your case: If you have a permanent disability or permanent injury, then that will of course increase the value of your Oregon personal injury … Read More
Evidence Disappears and is Tampered With in Semi-Truck Cases
Semi-truck accident cases are unique for several reasons, some of which I have discussed in previous posts in this series. They cause qualitatively and quantitatively more damage than other accidents on Oregon’s roadways, and they regularly end in fatality. Another reason why these cases are unique is that critical evidence in semi-truck accidents often conveniently … Read More