Yes, you can sue for a Portland car accident even if you are not hurt – at least under certain circumstances. The accident must have been at least partly the defendant’s fault, and you must have a viable property damage claim. Oregon car accident law will govern any claim you file.  If circumstances permit,...

Car accidents are an unfortunate yet common occurrence on the road. As a result, it is important for drivers and passengers to be well-informed about the legal aspect of car accident claims, particularly the timeframes and deadlines associated with filing them.  Statute of Limitations The first thing you need to consider is the statute...

Car accidents can occur in many different ways, ranging from minor fender benders to major collisions. While many people are unsure whether they should call the police for a minor fender bender, it is important to understand the legal requirements and potential consequences of failing to report an accident. In Portland, Oregon, most drivers...

A T-bone car accident occurs when the front of one vehicle collides with the side of another vehicle. These accidents are also known as broadside or side-impact collisions.  T-bone accidents are particularly dangerous because the side of a vehicle does not offer the same level of protection as the front or back of a...

You may have heard that, if you’ve been involved in a car crash in Portland, the first thing you should do is to call 911. But if you’re in a relatively minor car accident, is that really necessary? After all, is it worth calling an emergency line if no one is bleeding out or...