Category: Personal Injury Law
$15.4 Million Dollar Lawsuit Against the State of Hawaii
In the wake of what has been called the biggest ever lawsuit against the state of Hawaii, opinions have varied widely over whether or not the settlement agreed was excessive. However, Oregon park injury lawyers have agreed that in light of the state’s admission of liability and the fact that one of the victims was… read more
New Bill Could Make Buses Safer, According to Oregon Accident Attorney
With gas prices spiraling ever higher, people are continually looking for less expensive ways to travel, but an Oregon accident attorney has spoken out on the dangers of using some discount bus lines. Now, the U.S. Senate has passed legislation which address safety deficiencies in these companies. Senator Charles Schumer’s bill, recently passed by the… read more
Portland Distracted Driving Lawyer Supports Ban on Cell Phone Use
It would be difficult to convince any Portland distracted driving lawyer that drivers using cell phones is anything other than a bad idea. Distracted drivers cause literally hundreds of accidents in Oregon every year. Many of those accidents cause serious, permanent, life-changing injuries…or worse. Illinois are now leading the way in banning drivers from using… read more
Dangers of Using Car Voice Controls Concern Car Injury Lawyers
More and more automobile manufacturers are adding voice controls to their vehicles as standard equipment, but Oregon car injury lawyers are asking the question, “Are you really safer talking to your car than you are to, say, someone at the other end of a phone?” According to some recently published statistics, the answer may very… read more
Defective Drugs Take Toll on Los Angeles Patients
Pharmaceuticals have provided countless people with relief from life-threatening and serious illnesses, but not all prescribed medications are created equal. In the past decade a shocking number of people have reported being prescribed and taking medications which have directly contributed to serious injuries, occasionally many times more dangerous than their initial health problem. Los Angeles… read more
Road Rage Injury Lawyers Speak Out Against Violent Driving
In Oregon, as in other states, road rage is on the increase at an alarming rate, leading to rising levels of attacks and serious injuries. Our road rage injury lawyers want to share the results of a recent survey which discusses which cities have the most aggressive drivers, as well as suggestions on how to… read more
Portland Auto Defect Lawyers Support Fines Against Car Companies
Hundreds of people lose their lives on Oregon roads every year. Every loss of life is highly regrettable, of course, but Portland auto defect lawyers have become increasingly frustrated at the number of road deaths caused by malfunctioning vehicles that give occupants little or no chance of escaping serious injury or death in the event… read more
Portland Elder Abuse: Signs and Prevention
The mistreatment of any human being is unacceptable. When the victim is vulnerable and has no means of defending themselves, it’s even worse. But perhaps the most heinous offense possible is that which is perpetrated against an elderly person. It’s a sad fact that Portland elder abuse, like in many other places, often goes unreported… read more
Our Portland Injury Compensation Lawyers Recent Settlements
The Portland injury compensation lawyers at DuBois Law Group have been working hard make sure our clients get fair settlements after their accidents. Here are some recent settlements we’ve achieved: 1) M.T. was hit by a car while walking his bike across the street. He severely injured his hand (eventually requiring surgery), his back, and… read more
Portland Personal Injury Lawyers Say: TXT L8R
Every Oregon road traffic accident is ultimately caused by a number of factors. It’s seldom just one thing, even if it’s no more than an unfortunate victim being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Some call that fate. Others call it just plain bad luck. A Portland injury lawyer understands that, in some… read more