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Monthly Archives: December 2025

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Frequently Asked Questions About Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Benefits for Oregon Car Accidents

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If you own and drive a car in the Portland, Oregon, area, then you know state law requires you to carry a minimum amount of auto insurance. This includes not only minimum liability coverage in the event you cause an accident but also personal injury protection (PIP) coverage, which can pay benefits to you… Read More »

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Why Negligence Is Not Enough to Prove Damages in aa Portland Personal Injury Claim

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You might think that just because you can prove someone caused your car accident, that is all you need to demand compensation. Proving negligence, however, is just the first step. Indeed, even in cases where a defendant admits they were negligent in causing a car accident, the plaintiff still needs to connect the defendant’s… Read More »

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When Is a “Sudden Medical Emergency” a Defense to an Oregon Personal Injury Lawsuit?

By Rosenbaum Law Group, PC |

Personal injury claims are based on the legal concept of negligence. For instance, in the context of a car accident, the plaintiff must prove that the defendant was negligent in their failure to safely operate their vehicle as a reasonable person would under the circumstances. So if the defendant, say, suddenly changed lanes without… Read More »

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Can You Sue the Parents of a Teen Driver Who Caused Your Oregon Car Accident?

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If you are injured in a car accident caused by a negligent driver, Oregon law allows you to file a personal injury claim to recover your losses. But suppose your accident was caused by a reckless teenage driver operating their parents’ car. Could you sue the parents for causing your accident? The answer to… Read More »

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How Long Do I Have to File an Oregon Personal Injury Lawsuit Against a Non-Resident of Oregon?

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Time is often not on your side when it comes to personal injury claims in Oregon. The general rule is that you have two years from the date of your injury to file and serve a lawsuit on the defendant; i.e., the person whom you alleged caused your injury. This statute of limitations is… Read More »

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Frequently Asked Questions About Pedestrian Accident Compensation in Oregon

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Portland has some of the strongest legal protections for pedestrians in the country. Of course, that does not mean the roads are necessarily safe for people who choose to walk rather than travel by car, bicycle, or motorcycle. Sadly, we represent many pedestrian accident victims who suffer serious and sometimes fatal injuries while attempting… Read More »

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