You are always free to fire your attorney and find a new one. In a situation like this, we believe it’s critical to find an attorney who...

You definitely need to consult with a Portland slip and fall lawyer. If you're still in pain, you need to have the time to get treatment while...

What's the most I can get out on a settlement for my injury from a car accident?

In Oregon, the minimum requirement for liability insurance is $25K. Which means that really may be all there is, from the adverse insurance...

My daughter was attacked by 2 dogs at a children's park while they were off there leash. What are our rights?

Dog bite cases are complicated, so hiring a personal injury attorney may be your best option. Unfortunately, despite the leash law, there are many...

Do I really need an attorney

Because motorcycle insurance requirements are different from car insurance requirements (i.e. the limits are usually lower), you should probably...

When and how should I ask for compensation for pain and suffering when you are rear ended in a car accident?

In Oregon, every auto insurance policy is required to have at least $15,000 in Personal Injury Protection (PIP) coverage. So your own PIP can pay...

My disabled son was assaulted on 7/11 property by either an employee of 7/11 or the owner. Can I sue

Assault cases like this can be complicated. If it took place on 7/11 property, you may be able to hold the store responsible, though this might be...

I was passenger in "not fault" car auto accident in Oregon. Want to settle but treatment still ongoing..

Like the others on this page stated, you should not rush to get a settlement. In Oregon, you have 2 years to file a claim in MOST personal injury...

Please explain how if you're in a motor vehicle accident and you get policy limits from the person who hit you that's all?

With a car insurance policy, the "limits" are the most the auto insurance for the at-fault driver ever has to pay for a claim. In some cases, if...

How do you prove " soft tissue" injuries and pain?

I have to agree with the earlier answers. The best way to "prove" your injuries is to hire an attorney who can help you show the insurance company...