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Ride-Share vs. Traditional Transport: How Do the Accident Rates Compare?

With the growing popularity of ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft, many Portland residents have traded traditional taxis, public transit, and even personal vehicles for a tap on a smartphone. But as more people embrace ride-sharing for daily commutes, nights out, and airport runs, one question continues to stir debate: Are ride-share vehicles safer—or more… read more

5 Key Documents to Strengthen Your Oregon Car Accident Claim

How To Build a Oregon Car Accident Claim File That Holds Up Under Pressure After a crash, most people think the claim is about what happened in the intersection. Insurance companies treat it differently. To them, the claim is a file. A liability narrative. A medical timeline. A damages ledger. A coverage map. And the… read more

Did Bicycle Accidents in Portland Increase in 2025?

Portland has earned its reputation as a bike-friendly city, but the safety picture has changed fast in the last few years. More people are riding again, speeds on major corridors are still a problem, and the consequences of a single mistake can be severe when a rider meets a moving vehicle. In 2025, Portlanders felt… read more

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

The Long Term Impact of Traumatic Brain Injuries

Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) can change everything, even when the injury looks “mild” in the first few hours or days. A concussion after a crash or fall might not show up clearly on an initial scan, and you might be told to rest and give it time. But head injuries do not always follow a… read more

How Bad Weather Contributes to Car Accidents in Portland Oregon

Portland’s diverse weather patterns, ranging from heavy rain to icy roads, can significantly impact driving conditions. Bad weather is a leading cause of car accidents, making it crucial for drivers to understand how to handle these challenges safely. Here’s an in-depth look at how weather contributes to accidents in Portland and tips to ensure your… read more

How We Helped Portland Clients Win Up To $450,000 In Car Accident Settlements

At DuBois Law Group – PDX Injury Law, we are committed to fighting for justice and securing fair compensation for our clients. Our legal team has successfully handled complex personal injury cases, helping victims recover financially, physically, and emotionally. Below is a real-life example of how we helped a client win a significant $500,000 settlement… 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

How to Handle Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Accidents in Portland

Car accidents are stressful, but the situation can become even more challenging when the at-fault driver is uninsured or underinsured. In Portland, where traffic accidents are common, knowing how to handle uninsured and underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) incidents can make all the difference in protecting your rights and securing compensation. This guide covers the steps to… 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