Our client was riding as the front seat passenger in her friend’s car when another driver plowed into the rear of their car. Our client was seriously injured in the accident, but she did not have health insurance and neither driver had auto insurance at the time of the accident. She called us because she … Read More
Insurer Blames Phantom “Preexisting Condition” For Injuries, Pays Up
Our client was idling in his pickup truck at a Eugene, Oregon intersection when another driver traveling on road intersecting his drifted into our client’s lane and smashed the front left side car. That driver was moving at 60 miles per hour when the collision occurred and our client was seriously injured, who was diagnosed … Read More
Head On Collision Accident Victim Compensated For Pain And Suffering
Our client and her passenger were driving in southern Oregon when a motorist approaching from the opposite direction at high speed veered into her lane and caused a head-on collision. Our client as well as her passenger were seriously injured in this accident and they sought immediate medical attention for their accident-related injuries. Unfortunately for … Read More
Does The Extent of Vehicle Damage Affect Your Auto Accident Settlement?
Happy Friday, July 5th – we here at Dwyer Williams Cherkoss hope that you had a safe and happy Independence Day celebration yesterday. In this week’s video clip, our founder and senior partner Roy Dwyer discusses whether or not it matters if your car was seriously injured in your personal injury auto accident. Here is … Read More
Fair Settlement Reached for Rear-End Auto Accident Victim
Our client was a passenger in a vehicle being driven by his wife. They were driving on a rural road, climbing a small hill, when they spotted a pedestrian in the road walking his dog. As they slowed their vehicle down to avoid hitting the pedestrian, another motorist traveling behind them failed to stop in … Read More
Injured Bicyclist’s Settlement Docked for Late Child Support Payments
Our client was riding his bicycle when he came to an intersection controlled by a street light. He pushed the walk button and waited for a green light before preceding. As the light turned green, he started across the intersection. He was riding his bicycle very slowly, at approximately 2-3 mph, when a motorist who … Read More