Your Dog Bite Case May Hinge on a Simple License If you’ve been bitten by a dog in Deschutes County, the owner’s compliance with Oregon’s 30-day licensing deadline could significantly strengthen your case. Many victims don’t realize that licensing violations
When a Dog Attack Goes Beyond Civil Liability Nearly 1 in 5 people bitten by a dog requires medical attention. If you’ve been attacked by a dog in Oregon, you’re dealing with physical pain, emotional trauma, and mounting medical bills.
When an 18-Wheeler Changes Your Life in Seconds If you’ve been hit by a commercial truck on I-82 or Highway 240, you already know the devastating impact these crashes can have. The sheer size and weight difference between a fully
When a Semi-Truck Changes Your Life in Seconds The massive 18-wheeler came out of nowhere, and now you’re dealing with mounting medical bills, lost wages, and pain that won’t go away. Filing a semi-truck injury case at Deschutes County Court
When Semi-Trucks and Trauma Centers Collide: Your Fight for Recovery Begins The crushing impact of a semi-truck collision often leaves victims fighting for their lives at trauma centers, where every second counts and the quality of care can determine their
Understanding Deschutes County’s Unique Dog Control Laws Many dog bite victims in Bend discover that Deschutes County doesn’t have a traditional leash law – instead, they enforce an "At Large" ordinance that defines a dog as being "at large" when
When Dog Owners Blame You for Your Injuries You’re nursing painful wounds from a dog attack, facing mounting medical bills, and just when you think the owner will take responsibility, they claim you provoked their dog. This devastating turn of
When a Driver Flees: Understanding Your Rights After a Hit-and-Run With 137 hit-and-run crashes reported in Bend this quarter, being struck by a driver who flees has become an unsettling possibility for many residents. If you’ve watched taillights disappear or
Understanding Washington’s Move Over Law After an Accident If you’ve been involved in a car accident near emergency vehicles or in a work zone, you might be facing serious questions about whether you violated Washington’s Move Over Law. This law
When 42,000 Vehicles Share Your Daily Commute Every day, 42,000 vehicles travel along George Washington Way, creating a constant stream of traffic that includes heavy commercial trucks, delivery vehicles, and tractor-trailers. If you’ve been injured in an accident involving a
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