Car Accidents

Car accidents can occur for a variety of reasons, from driving under the influence to speeding and distracted driving. Many collisions occur due to unsafe lane changes, or a driver’s failure to check that a lane is clear before merging. If you are involved in this type of collision, you could file an insurance...

The moments after a car accident can feel very overwhelming. You may have serious injuries, feel confused or scared, and be concerned about the safety of your passengers. You may also wonder how you will pay for your losses following your accident, such as medical expenses or vehicle repairs. Since Oregon is a fault...

Oregon is a fault insurance state, which means that drivers who are responsible for car accidents must pay for their victims’ damages. If you are in an accident with a negligent Oregon motorist, you can recover compensatory damages through a personal injury lawsuit or insurance claim. However, you are only eligible to collect certain...

If you are in a car accident with a negligent driver, you will likely need to speak with insurance representatives. Although Oregon is a fault accident state and you will typically file a claim with the at-fault party’s insurance company, you may need to communicate with your own company. When approaching these conversations, it...

After a car accident, you may need an attorney on your side. Oregon is a fault accident state, meaning that you may have grounds to pursue an insurance claim or lawsuit against the responsible driver. However, navigating this process can be challenging after a recent injury—but finding the right lawyer to represent your claim...