At 5:20 on a weekday afternoon, Burnside looks exactly like you would expect. Traffic is thick heading through Rockwood. Cars are moving in short bursts between lights. A bus pulls toward a stop. Someone ahead changes lanes because they realize their turn is...
Car accident advice has a strange way of spreading. A coworker tells you what happened in their case. A relative remembers something their lawyer said fifteen years ago. Someone online insists that insurance companies “always” do one thing or that Oregon law...
Most people assume that if they were just a passenger, the insurance process should be simple. After all, you weren’t driving. You didn’t cause the crash. You weren’t making decisions behind the...
There’s a common misconception about rear-end collisions. “If the damage doesn’t look that bad, nobody could have been seriously hurt.” It’s a belief shared by many drivers—and sometimes even insurance...
After a car accident, most people immediately think about two things: Their vehicle. Their medical bills. Those are certainly important, but they often represent only part of the financial impact an injury can...
For many people, taking time off work after a car accident isn’t really a choice. It’s a financial necessity. Bills still need to be paid. Rent or a mortgage is still due. Your family still depends on your...
