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Most cars involved in an auto collision are damaged. Some cars are totaled, and some are repairable. In either case it is important to know your rights so you are not cheated or taken advantage of by the insurance industry.

Life is busy, no one likes to go to the doctor, and we always think we’ll get better. In fact, there are people that do everything possible to avoid the doctor. Avoiding the doctor when you are injured may hurt you in ways you didn’t anticipate.

There are many topics and information that juries are not allowed to hear during a personal injury trial. This article discusses some topics and information that cannot be discussed at trial and what effect this has on an individual’s claim in Oregon.

Insurance companies often have the upper hand when a claimant is not represented by an experienced personal injury attorney. Learn mistakes to avoid when dealing with insurance companies if you are not represented by an Oregon personal injury attorney.

Insurance companies have a significant advantage over the typical personal injury claimant. Oregon Revised Statute 20.080 helps tip the balance of power back towards the personal injury claimant.

There are many personal injury attorneys in Oregon to choose from. This guide is devoted to helping the consumer select a reputable Oregon personal injury attorney. Top 7 questions to ask when evaluating a lawyer to represent you on your personal injury claim.