Category: Personal Injury Law

How a Personal Injury Attorney Can Maximize Your Settlement

After a serious crash in Oregon, the first priorities are always health, family, and getting life back under control. The next question usually comes fast: how are you going to cover medical bills, missed work, and the future care you may need? Insurance adjusters can sound helpful at first. They may even tell you that… read more

Injured in an Uber or Lyft Accident in Oregon?

The rise of ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft has transformed transportation in Portland and across Oregon. Whether catching a quick ride downtown or getting home safely after a night out, these services offer convenience and accessibility. But when an accident happens, things can quickly become complicated—especially when it comes to figuring out who’s liable… read more

Why Insurance Companies Prefer to Settle Out of Court

When you’re injured due to someone else’s negligence, your focus is on healing and getting your life back on track. But once you file a claim, the insurance company’s focus shifts to settling it as quickly—and as cheaply—as possible. If it feels like they’re trying to avoid going to court, that’s because they often are…. read more

Brutal Attack in Clackamas County: The Legal Consequences of Unprovoked Violence

Last month in Clackamas County, a tow truck driver allegedly mistook a man for a homeless person and brutally assaulted him, leading to a significant personal injury lawsuit. This case underscores the importance of understanding one’s legal rights in the face of unprovoked violence. The Incident According to reports, the tow truck driver approached the… read more

The Misconception of Personal Injury Lawyers are Ambulance Chasers

The stereotype of the “ambulance chaser” has long cast a shadow over the field of personal injury law, presenting trial lawyers in a misleading and negative light. This term, commonly employed to depict personal injury attorneys as opportunistic and profit-driven from others’ misfortunes, stands in stark contrast to the reality of legal advocacy. At the… read more

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

Sailing Through Troubled Waters: Boating Accident Advocacy in Oregon

Navigating the aftermath of a maritime accident requires expert guidance. If you, or someone dear to you, have had the misfortune of being embroiled in an incident involving sailboats, motorboats, yachts, or any other water vessels in the Portland area, then expert legal representation becomes paramount. The DuBois Law Group, with its stellar reputation in… read more

Oregon’s Statute of Limitations for Personal Injury: What You Need to Know

Have you been injured in a car accident? You may be wondering how to obtain compensation for your damages. Becoming injured in a car accident is a disorienting process, and many car accident victims find it difficult to move forward soon after the accident. However, discussing your case with a lawyer as soon as possible… 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

Oregon Skateboarding Laws: The Basics

Skateboarding was once considered a fad, a momentary craze; something that would fade out as fast as cork-soled clogs and the beehive hairdo. It would now seem, however, that skateboarding is here to stay.  It is heavily featured in extreme sports competitions worldwide, and in Oregon, moving around on a thin wooden board with four… read more