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Phone: (503) 224-1106

Address: 5603 S Hood Ave, Portland, OR 97239

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Wrongful Death
Oregon Motor Vehicle Traffic Crashes Report, there were 38,141 total traffic crashes statewide in 2020, causing 27,998 injuries and 507 deaths. Losing a family member to the negligence or wrongful act of another person can be difficult and unsettling. Thankfully, you may be eligible to seek fair compensation for your sudden loss through a wrongful death claim.
Assault
Hit and Run
Yes. In Oregon, a hit and run accident is classified as an uninsured motorist claim. See the info above about â€œUMâ€ claims. If you were hurt in an accident caused by another vehicle, but that vehicle never made contact with yours, you may STILL have a claim. You must report the accident to the police right away, and within 72 hours, or you could lose your right to make the claim.

Premises Liability
Every day, people stumble and fall, and no real harm is done. However, sometimes these accidents can result in serious injuries. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that one out of five falls results in a serious injury such as broken bones or traumatic brain injury. And, when these accidents happen on someone elseâ€™s property, you may have grounds to bring a premises liability claim against them if there were unsafe conditions or hazards that could have been fixed.
Property Damage
Being involved in a car accident can be a difficult and confusing experience. In 2020, there were nearly 28,000 people injured in crashes on Oregonâ€™s roadways according to the Oregon Department of Transportation. Even when injuries are minor, victims still may be dealing with property damage and mental trauma.

Personal Injury
If this applies to your situation, youâ€™re likely wondering about your option for seeking compensation, but you may not know where to start. If youâ€™re ready to talk about your case and how to begin the personal injury claim process, call me at Injury Lawyer PDX, LLC. Iâ€™m proud to serve those in the Portland, Oregon area and surrounding region including Clackamas, Washington, Multnomah, Marion, Lincoln, and Tillamook counties. Your first consultation is free.
Medical Malpractice
Doe v. Local Hospital District Settlement of $220,000 (Riverside County, CA) in Medical Malpractice case against a hospital and doctor for negligently injecting my client with improper radiographic dye that caused renal failure. Client went through three months of rehabilitation, and then returned home where the permanent effects appeared negligible. Diagnosed with severe depression after incident, but did not seek treatment.
Auto Accidents
Dog Bites
Dog attacks and dog bites are usually devastating and can affect your financial, physical, and mental well-being. Nonetheless, you don't have to suffer the pain and financial liability all by yourself. Therefore, if you were bitten or attacked by a dog, hiring a seasoned personal injury attorney is crucial to protect your legal rights and help you seek your rightful financial compensation.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
To do this, you must show that the death was caused by the negligence of another individual. Furthermore, the state only allows the â€œpersonal representativeâ€ of the deceased to file a claim. If this has not been assigned in a will or other estate planning document, a judge can intervene to place someone in this role which is typically a close family member such as a surviving spouse or adult child.

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