If you are injured due to the negligence of a public entity or employee in Oregon, pursuing a claim for compensation isn’t as straightforward as a typical personal injury case. In these situations, a tort
The Oregon Uniform Civil Jury Instruction 70.02 states the [pain / mental suffering / emotional distress / humiliation] that the [plaintiff / defendant] has sustained from the time [plaintiff / defendant] was injured until the
When pursuing a personal injury claim, evidence is everything. While witness testimonies, medical records, photographs of damages, and accident reports are crucial, many cases require additional expert analysis to establish liability, prove damages, or refute
At Shlesinger & deVilleneuve, we know that the thought of taking your personal injury case to trial can feel overwhelming. While most cases settle before stepping foot in the courtroom, some do require litigation to
If you’ve been injured in an accident in Oregon, you may be wondering how fault is determined and what it means for your ability to recover compensation. Oregon’s comparative negligence law (also known as contributory
When you or a loved one suffers an injury due to an accident or negligence, it’s natural to hope for the best outcome. You might expect that the responsible party will step up and address