Your Duty to Lookout in Auto Accident Cases

Vehicle collisions can be matters involving life and death issues.  Therefore, the law and courts in Oregon treat them very seriously.  Due to the complexity involved in making a determination of responsibility for a vehicle collision involves three related elements.  Keeping and maintaining reasonable lookout, reasonable vehicular control, and reasonable speed are what is referred … Read More

Speed as a Factor in Auto Accidents

The duty of speed requires that all drivers drive the speed limit or the speed which is reasonable for the conditions—whichever is less.  The speed limit is either the posted speed or depends on the classification of the roadway and/or neighborhood.  Clearly, you should not be driving at freeway speeds when driving in a residential … Read More

Full Physical and Monetary Recoveries for Injured Eugene Truck Driver

Our client in this automobile accident, which occurred last winter, was a Eugene, Oregon pickup truck driver. She was traveling north on a main road in Eugene when the collision occurred. As she entered an intersection, another driver failed to yield the right of way and pulled into our client’s traffic lane in front of her, … Read More

Pedestrain Injured in Oregon Hit and Run Accident Gets Settlement

Our client in this case was injured while walking south on the shoulder of South Main Street in Myrtle Creek, Oregon. The defendant was driving southward in his pickup truck when, as witnesses observed and testified, he swerved to the right over the fog line and hit our client. Our client was sent “flying through … Read More

Uninsured Semi Truck Accident Victim Makes Full Recovery

Our client in this accident was the passenger in a semi-truck that was towing a trailer. The defendant was driving a car that crossed the center-line and collided with our client’s semi head-on. The collision flung our client into the dashboard, which seriously injured her. Directly following the crash, our client was transported by air … Read More