Common Causes of Head-on CollisionsAny kind of car accident can cause an injury. Even those little fender-benders can cause injuries. But in this article, we want to talk about head-on collisions. These types of serious car accidents aren’t as common as fender-benders, but the injuries that occur with head-on collisions are often devastating. Medical treatment … Read More
Who Pays for a Rental Car After an Accident in the State of Oregon
Rental Cars After an Accident Sometimes life calls for a rental car. And no, we are not talking about going on a vacation. We are talking about the unfortunate situation where your car is damaged in an accident. While your car is in the shop, you need something to get around in. In many cases, … Read More
$185,000 Semi-truck Collision Settlement in Eugene Oregon
Our client was a passenger in a car that was driving on Interstate 5 near Eugene, Oregon. The rain that day was heavy, and as a result, traffic had slowed to a near stop due to reduced visibility ahead. After our client’s car had slowed almost to a standstill in traffic, a semi-truck hit them … Read More
10 Things to Know About an Emergency Room Visit After a Car Accident in Oregon
Emergency rooms in Oregon serve a vital role by providing immediate medical care and injury assessment after a car accident. Even if you are feeling fine after an accident, it helps to visit the emergency room to get a medical check-up. Sometimes the signs of injury may not show externally, and a medical professional can … Read More
What You Need to Know About Semi Truck Blind Spots
Many people believe that semi-truck drivers are bullies who hog the road. While that sometimes may be the case, the truth is that there are large blind spots in front, on both sides and behind a tractor-trailer. Because of these blind spots, the driver may not be able to see you, and as a result, … Read More
Things you should know after being involved in a semi-truck accident.
We here at the firm handle a large number of semi truck accident cases. Those are cases involving big rigs, 18 wheelers, usually on the freeways, either Highway 97, Highway 58, 62, or Interstate 5, so often it’s the main arterial highways because that’s where truckers are generally driving in higher numbers, and it’s also … Read More