After a car accident in Oregon, you’ll need a police report for almost any insurance or injury claim. Insurance adjusters will want to see it to verify who was involved, where it happened, and what the responding officer observed at the accident scene. If you can’t produce the report, the insurer has to rely moreRead More
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Truck Accident Investigations: Why You Need to Act Quickly on Your Claim
Commercial truck accidents are different from other types of motor vehicle crashes. Not only are you more likely to suffer catastrophic injuries due to the massive size and weight of these vehicles, but the industry itself is governed by complicated rules and procedures, especially when it comes to collisions. Trucking firms are also like anyRead More
Dealing With Oregon Car Accident Insurance Adjusters
After a car accident in Oregon, you’ll likely hear from an insurance adjuster within days or even hours. This person may sound friendly and helpful on the phone, making it too easy to forget that their job includes minimizing what their company pays out on personal injury claims. Although they won’t come right out andRead More
Can I Get Compensation if a Defective Part Caused My Motorcycle Accident in Oregon?
There are few modes of transportation more enjoyable than riding a motorcycle. Yet for all of the fun of motorcycles, they can be dangerous. In 2021 alone, 82,686 motorcyclists were injured and 5,932 bikers were killed in the United States. Motorcycle crashes can cause serious injuries, leaving the rider with substantial medical bills and lifelongRead More
What If the At-Fault Driver Is Lying About an Accident?
When someone causes a car accident in Oregon, they face penalties that include financial liability for damages and, if they were uninsured, a mandatory SR-22 filing and license suspension. If reckless driving contributed to the crash, the at-fault driver could also be subject to criminal penalties, especially if they tried to flee the scene afterward.Read More
