$400,000 Head-On Collision with Uninsured Motorist

Our client’s car was hit head-on by an uninsured motorist. He suffered several herniated discs in his lumbar spine, which required multiple surgeries to correct. No settlement offers were made by the insurance company. Once brought on as counsel for this client, we litigated the case and won an arbitration award of $400,000.

Eastern Oregon Snowmobile Accident – $2,400,000

Dwyer Williams Cherkoss Attorneys, PC reached a $2.4 million settlement for a client who was injured while on a snowmobile trip in Eastern Oregon. Early on the day of the injury, our client and several friend took turns jumping their snowmobiles over a particular jump in the mountains.  They continued further up the mountain for … Read More

Central Oregon Auto Accident – $2,000,000

This dramatic collision took place when our client and his son were sitting in their vehicle on Highway 97, stopped and waiting for traffic to clear so that they could turn left. At that moment, a commercial water tanker struck their vehicle from behind and shot them into oncoming traffic. Our client hit an oncoming … Read More

$2,350,000 Deadly T-Bone Auto Accident

Our clients in this matter were husband and wife who were involved in a “T-Bone” car collision while enjoying an evening drive. An SUV blew through a stop sign and crashed into the side of our clients’ vehicle at such a high speed that the husband died and the wife was severely injured. The SUV … Read More

$100,000 Auto Accident Tendon Injury and Lost Wage Award

Our client was driving along a Central Oregon highway when a second motorist pulled into her lane without first making sure that it was clear. That motorist struck our client’s car, causing substantial property damage. Our client’s most significant injuries were a torn tendon in her right ankle that required surgery and a partially torn … Read More

$450,000 Workplace Injury – Unsafe Premises

Our client was a plumber hired to work on a large hospital remodeling project.  Unbeknownst to him, a wooden ramp at the job site had been broken and the general contractor inadequately repaired it.  This improper repair allowed the ramp able to suddenly “spring up” when more than one person was using it, and without … Read More