Although riding an all-terrain vehicle can be fun and exciting, it’s an activity that presents significant danger. Unfortunately, it’s all too common for individuals to become seriously injured or even

Each year, on average, the United States is home to more than 30 million people who are injured and consequently require immediate medical attention. From car accidents to medical malpractice

Effective this Sunday, October 1st, there will be a stricter ban on cell phone use while driving and higher fines. House Bill 2597, passed by the Legislature and signed by

Even minor motor vehicle accidents can be extremely scary, and unfortunately, they’re all too common. In 2015 alone there were 32,166 fatal motor vehicle crashes and nearly 2.44 million people

We all like to think we’re safe drivers, but the reality is that over 37,000 people die in motor vehicle accidents every year in the United States. Sooner or later,

In the first three months of 2017, there were 81 deaths related to serious motor vehicle accidents. The good news is this is down from 110 fatalities in 2016 (same

What is the single most effective action Oregon residents can take to protect themselves and family members in a motor vehicle crash? While it might seem like an obvious answer or

In personal injury claims, the phrase “pain and suffering” describes a combination of the physical pain and emotional distress a victim suffers due to the accident and their injury. Emotional

Oregon Vehicle Accidents Are Worse Than Most US Cities One of the largest insurance companies in the U.S., has recently published Oregon vehicle accident statistics about Oregon drivers and it

Car accidents caused by aggressive driving contributes to more deaths and serious injuries in Oregon than any other factor. Aggressive driving or “road rage” type behavior includes (but not limited