We have made it to Friday again, and this week’s video will be our last in the series answering your questions about personal injury law. In today’s clip, Roy answers the question of whether or not the defendant can get examined by a doctor of their choosing in your Oregon personal injury case: As Roy … Read More
Treatment Costs Covered for Uninsured Driver in Rear-End Collision
In this Central Oregon rear-end auto collision case, our client was injured while driving his car down a busy street in Bend. He was sitting at an intersection, waiting for his traffic light to turn green from red, when another driver plowed into him from behind. The force of this collision lurched our client and … Read More
Premises Liability Settlement Increased to Cover Pain and Suffering
Our Medford, Oregon, client was shopping at a grocery retailer when this accident occurred. She slipped and fell while walking down an aisle. Once she had collected herself after the fall, she noticed that the floor was sopping wet. Although a wet floor warning sign had been erected at the end of the aisle where … Read More
In the big city
Working from home meant we could vary snack and coffee breaks, change our desks or view, goof off, drink on the job, even spend the day in pajamas, and often meet to gossip or share ideas. On the other hand, we bossed ourselves around, set impossible goals, and demanded longer hours than office jobs usually … Read More
Does Being Unemployed Affect the Value of Your Case?
It is Friday again and time for another video from Roy. In this week’s video, Roy discusses how your employment status affects the value of your personal injury case: As Roy explains in this video, if you are employed at the time of your Oregon personal injury accident then your case will be worth a … Read More
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