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How Long Do You Have to File an Underinsured Motorist (UIM) Claim in Oregon?

If you have been injured in a car crash caused by someone else, you expect their insurance to cover your medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. But what happens if the at-fault driver has no insurance, or their policy isn't large enough to cover your damages?
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$303,000 Policy Limit Settlement for Vicious Dog Attack

We are proud to announce a significant victory for our client, a Central Oregon resident who endured a traumatic and unprovoked dog attack.
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Dog Bite Lawyer in Bend, OR: What to Do After a Dog Attack

Bend is famous for its outdoor lifestyle, and for many of us, that includes a four-legged companion. With over 50 acres of designated off-leash areas and miles of scenic trails, Central Oregon is a paradise for dogs.
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Bicycle Lanes and Intersections. What You Need to Know.

In November 2017, a FedEx driver, who was northbound on Northwest Wall Street, took a right turn onto NW. Olney Ave. and Bend, Oregon in front of a bicyclist in the bicycle lane killing him. Bend Bulletin article.
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$157,000 Settlement for Client in Head On Collision on Icy Road

Our client was hit head on by an out of control driver on icy roads, suffering injuries — we recovered $157,000 in total damages.
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$465,000 Recovered for Client Injured in U-Turn Collision

A driver making an illegal U turn pulled directly into our client’s path, causing a high impact collision that ultimately revealed a serious C7 cervical injury and other significant damage. We secured a recovery of $465,000 in insurance benefits.
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What Is an Arraignment Hearing in Oregon?

The arraignment hearing is defendant’s first formal appearance in court after charges are filed. In Oregon, an initial appearance and arraignment are the same thing. Its primary purpose is to advise the defendant of their rights and the accusations against them...
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Baiting Animal Charges in Oregon

Baiting Animal Charges in Oregon Under Oregon law, specifically ORS 498.164, it is illegal to use bait to attract black bears or use one or more dogs to hunt or pursue black bears or cougars. Baiting means any material placed for the purpose of attracting or attempting to attract bears. Even if no animal is actually hunted or killed, the mere act of baiting for that purpose can be enough for criminal charges.
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Understanding “Friendly” Accident Claims: Pursuing an Accident Claim Against Friends or Family

If you're hurt as a passenger in a friend or family member's car—whether they’re at fault or the at-fault driver didn't have insurance—you can file a claim with insurance without affecting your friend or family member's personal assets.
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Turning $30,000 in Damages into $162,000: Uncovering Coverage to Maximize your Claim

Our client was involved in a catastrophic head-on collision when another driver crossed the centerline. We uncovered multiple insurance sources ultimately recovering more than $162,000 to compensate our client.
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Family’s Holiday Tradition Upended: $104,000 recovered

On a holiday drive to visit the Grandparents and cut down their annual Christmas tree, a family of four was struck by a driver making a dangerous left turn who failed to yield. The impact sent their vehicle headfirst into a metal fence.
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Car Crash Injury Case: $275,000 Recovered for Neck Surgery and Damages in Oregon

Ms. P was going 35 mph southbound on SE. 82nd Ave. in Clackamas, OR in her Chrysler Pacifica when a 17-year-old going 35 mph northbound turn left in front of her in his dad’s Honda CRV and hit her head on. Ms. P herniated a disc in her neck and had to have surgery.
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