Happy Friday! Today’s video from our founder and senior partner Roy Dwyer addresses a common question that clients bring to us after they have been injured in a serious accident: does it matter which doctor treats my accident-related injuries? As Roy explains in this clip, your choice of medical provider is indeed an important consideration … Read More
After Tough Negotiations, Large Settlement for Injured Pedestrain
Our client was walking through a parking lot on his way to a bus stop when a motorist backed up without looking and hit him. Our client was knocked to the ground and his hip and elbow were broken. Our client sought timely medical help and treatment for his accident-related injuries, but his medical expenses … Read More
Settlement for Uninsured Driver Injured in On-the-Job Accident
Our client was on the job, driving a company vehicle, when he was rear-ended while entering a freeway. This was a low-speed collision, but it nevertheless caused property damage to the vehicle and the other driver did not dispute liability. Following the accident, our client started to experience lower back pain that ultimately required corrective … Read More
What Happens after Your Personal Injury Complaint is Filed?
We have made it to Friday again! Today’s video from our founder and senior partner Roy Dwyer discusses what happens after your Oregon personal injury or serious accident complaint has been filed: As Roy explains in this clip, once your claim has been filed, we (your attorneys) bring your complain to a process server, … Read More
Settlement Reached for Multiple Vehicle Collision Injury Victim
The defendant in this matter lost control of his vehicle, side-swiped another vehicle, and collided with our client head-on. This collision totaled our client’s car and left her with serious injuries. She was immediately rushed to the local hospital, where her examination revealed a number of severe injuries. These included a cracked and bruised sternum, … Read More
Sleep-Deprived Teens At Hightened Risk of Crashing
According to a study recently released online in the JAMA Pediatrics journal, drivers between the ages of 17 and 24 who report having slept 6 or fewer hours per night were about 20 percent more likely to be involved in an auto accident than those who slept longer than 6 hours per night. This study, … Read More