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What role do witnesses play in personal injury claims?

Witnesses often play extremely important roles in personal injury claims, particularly third-party witnesses who are not familiar with either part…

How is liability determined in a premises injury case?

Under Oregon law, when evaluating these types of claims, we analyze the dangerous hazard that gave rise to the injuries, the location of the incid…

What should I do immediately after a slip and fall incident?

The term "slip and fall" is a shorthand way of referring to a premises injury claim. In reality, many people are gravely injured, and even k…

What if the other driver does not have insurance?

Under Oregon law, all motorists must carry insurance and liability coverage. If the other driver has failed to carry such insurance, they are violating…

How does Oregon comparative fault affect my case?

Oregon follows a comparative fault rule where a plaintiff might have their monetary recovery reduced at trial if a jury finds they were partially at fa…

What documents should I gather after an accident?

It really depends on the type of incident but almost always you will want to gather names and contact information from adverse parties and third-party …

What happens during a personal injury consultation?

Here at Becker Law, LLC, we provide free consultations and case evaluations where we examine the facts and evidence you present, and gather all the i…

Should I speak to an insurance adjuster after an accident?

Never speak with an insurance adjuster prior to consulting with and hiring an attorney to represent you. Insurance adjusters, even ones workin…

How long do I have to file an injury claim in Oregon?

Under Oregon law, most personal injury claims have a 2-year statute of limitations, and wrongful death claims have a 3-year statute of limitations.…

What types of compensation are available after an injury?

Under Oregon law, there are mainly three categories of damages that can lead to compensation a personal injury plaintiff may be entitled to, de…