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When Oregon changes a deadline, a cap, or an insurance rule, it changes what your claim is worth. We write it up in plain English — no legalese.
Lost a loved one in a crash in Portland, Beaverton, Tigard, or anywhere in Oregon? Learn who can file an Oregon wrongful death claim, how streamlined probate works under ORS 114.453, and how courts divide settlements under ORS 30.030 & 30.040.
Read the ArticleInjured in a serious crash in Portland, Beaverton, Tigard, or anywhere in Oregon where the at-fault driver only had $25,000 in coverage? Learn how ORS 742.504, Batten v. State Farm, and Farmers v. Conner govern UM/UIM and PIP policy stacking.
Read the ArticleHurt in Beaverton? Where a Washington County injury case is filed, how to get a Beaverton police report, and the 180-day notice deadline if TriMet or a city vehicle was involved.
Read the ArticleClackamas County cases now go to the new Oregon City courthouse. Which county a Lake Oswego or Wilsonville crash belongs to, getting your police report, and county claim deadlines.
Read the ArticlePortland spans three counties, so a Portland address isn't always a Multnomah County case. Courthouses, police and 911 records, and the 180-day deadline for claims against the City or TriMet.
Read the ArticleThe ceiling on injury claims against Oregon cities, counties, and the state went up on July 1, 2026. Here are the new figures, why the date you were hurt decides which cap applies, and the 180-day notice deadline that ends most of these claims before they start.
Read the ArticleLooking for step-by-step help instead of law updates? Start with our injury guides. Have a question we should cover? Let us know.
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