What are Punitive Damages in the State of OregonIf you have become injured in an accident, it goes without saying that taking care of your health should be your top priority. However, something you should keep in mind is whether or not you have the right to bring a legal claim against the person or … Read More
Determining the Value of Your Case – Injury Claim Calculator
Determining the Value of Your CaseInjury Claim CalculatorOne of the most asked questions by personal injury victims is, “What do you think my case is worth?” This is not always an easy question to answer, as there are many factors to consider when determining the value of a personal injury claim. To recover compensation for … Read More
Does Being Unemployed Affect the Value of Your Case?
It is Friday again and time for another video from Roy. In this week’s video, Roy discusses how your employment status affects the value of your personal injury case: As Roy explains in this video, if you are employed at the time of your Oregon personal injury accident then your case will be worth a … Read More
Will You Have the Opportunity to Depose the Defendant?
Happy Friday! In this week’s video, Roy answers a common question posed by clients in Oregon personal injury cases: will they have the opportunity to depose the defendant? As Roy explains in this video, yes you do have the opportunity to depose defendants in your Oregon personal injury case. You can ask the defendant anything … Read More
Auto Accident Victim Recovers Despite Inconclusive Medical Records
Our client was lawfully driving her vehicle in Bend, Central Oregon, when another motorist ran a red light and T-boned with our client’s car. Our client was seriously injured as a result of the wreck and, although her pain was consistent from the day of the accident onward, her physicians had trouble finding the exact cause … Read More
How Long and Costly are Oregon Personal Injury Trials?
Happy Friday! In this week’s video, Roy discusses the average length and cost of Oregon personal injury trials. Here is what you can expect: An average Oregon personal injury trial will last between two and three days. More complicated trials last longer, sometimes exceeding five days. You can expect the plaintiff lawyer to make an … Read More