Car Accident Laws in Oregon

The National Trial Lawyers Names Gary R. Johnson To Their Roster of Top 100 Trial Lawyers in Oregon

Gary R. Johnson has been named by The National Trial Lawyers to its roster of the Top 100 Civil Plaintiff Trial Lawyers in Oregon. This prestigious honor is bestowed upon only a very select group of lawyers who have shown extraordinary skills, experience, and results in their areas of law.

Traumatic Brain Injuries: What You Need to Know

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a general term, typically associated with a closed head injury. It is also commonly referred to as a concussion. In most cases, a car crash, a slip and fall accident, or a sports injury are the root causes. In my years as a TBI attorney, I’ve seen my share of cases, and here’s what I’ve learned.

Doctor assessing a traumatic brain injury

How to Submit Medical Bills to An Auto Insurance in Oregon

As a car accident lawyer in Bend, Oregon, I hear stories about automotive mishaps all day long. One of the most frequently asked questions is always: “how to submit medical bills to an auto insurance if I’ve been injured in an accident”? I’ll guide you with this blog post. There are some definite steps to observe. Here’s your easy guide.

Learn how to submit medical bills to auto insurance after an accident

The Skinny on Oregon’s Distracted Driving Law for Texting & Mobile Phone Use

On October 1, 2017, the Oregon Distracted Driving Law came into full effect on its streets and highways. A November 2019 study, comparing the nation’s texting-while-driving laws, concluded that Oregon now has the strictest rules in place in the US. Let’s look at exactly what the law allows – and doesn’t allow.

man looking at phone, ignoring oregon's distracted driving law

How to Report an Accident to the Oregon DMV

If you’ve been in a car accident anywhere in Oregon, you have to tell the DMV about the incident. This is true whether the police showed up and did a report, or if the accident was minor. But – how exactly do you report the accident to the Oregon DMV? And under which circumstances?