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Category: Personal Injury Law


8 Myths About Personal Injury Attorneys

Navigating the legal system can be overwhelming, and misconceptions about hiring a lawyer only add to this complexity. It’s essential for those facing legal dilemmas to distinguish myths from realities. At DuBois Law Group in Portland, Oregon, our goal is to clarify these misconceptions, providing reliable information to help you confidently tackle legal challenges with… read more




Difference Between Personal Injury and Bodily Injury

The distinction between personal injury and bodily injury may seem small, but it can significantly impact the type of legal remedies and compensation you may be entitled to after an accident or harmful event. Understanding the difference between these two terms is crucial for anyone involved in an accident or seeking legal advice from a… read more



Do You Have to Report a Car Accident in Oregon?

If you have been in a Portland car accident, you may be wondering what steps you have to take next. Are you legally required to report your car accident? Yes, under Oregon law, you must report your car accident when your car accident meets specific requirements. If you have been injured in an Oregon car… read more


Who Has the Right of Way at a Four-Way Stop?

It is crucial that Portland drivers understand right-of-way laws. These laws prevent serious automobile accidents from occurring and keep the roadways safe and orderly in Portland. Oregon’s right-of-way laws are similar to those of other states. Unfortunately, according to state law enforcement, a high percentage of auto accidents in Portland are caused by one driver failing… read more


Does Oregon Have a Cap on Punitive Damages?

When a person becomes injured in an accident, they may have a right to bring a lawsuit against the person who caused their injuries. The person filing a lawsuit is called the plaintiff. In a personal injury lawsuit, the plaintiff has a right to pursue several different types of damages — economic, non-economic, and punitive…. read more