Claims adjusters and insurance companies do this every day. You do not. There is a lot at stake when you are facing a serious injury or disability. Before you sign forms, give statements, or agree to anything, review our free article library. Here, you will get answers to your most frequently asked questions, learn the basic issues you face, and most important, the mistakes you need to avoid.
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Neck Injuries And Auto CollisionsNeck and spinal injuries are one of the most common injuries suffered in an auto collision. Oregon injury attorney Joe Di Bartolomeo shares his perspective
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Proving Lost Income and Lost Earning Capacity in The Oregon Injury ClaimProving lost income as part of your Oregon or Washington Injury claim is sometimes straightforward. Sometimes things can get complicated. Hare are the basics.
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The Social Security Disability Appeals Process: A SummaryThere are several levels of appeal when applying for Social Security Disability benefits. Learn what to expect with appeals at every level.
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How Workers' Compensation Settlements Work Part One: Denied ClaimsOregon Workers' Compensation allows for settlement of accepted and denied claims. However, there are many factors to consider when evaluating options.
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Common Issues in The Oregon or Washington Auto Injury ClaimEvery auto injury case is unique, but they involve similar issues. Here is a summary of the issues you may face with your Oregon or Washington auto injury claim
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What To Expect In An Oregon Auto Injury Pre-Trial DepositionIf you have filed your Oregon auto injury claim in court, your pretrial deposition is is an important event. Learn more about what happens in a deposition
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Oregon Workers' Compensation: "Injury" and "Occupational Disease" ExplainedThere are two kinds of Oregon Workers' Compensation claims, an occupational disease, and an injury. Learn how each claim works, and what you need to do.
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Occupational Hearing Loss Claim Proven With Consideration of Agent Orange ExposureOregon occupational hearing loss claims present challenges. In this case, the injured worker proved occupational hearing loss with a well reasoned medical opinion.
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The Oregon Auto Policy In Oregon: Plan Ahead to Avoid Future ProblemsMany people do not know their insurance coverage until they have been injured in an Oregon auto collision. learn what you have to protect you and your family
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Damages: What You Can Claim In Oregon and Washington Injury ClaimIf you have been injured in an auto collision in Oregon or Washington, you are entitled to compensation, or "damages" losses. learn more about your claim.
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Learn About How You Can Protect Yourself From the Uninsured or Underinsured Oregon Motorist.Many Oregon drivers have little or no insurance. Protect yourself from the uninsured or underinsured if you have been injured in an Oregon auto collision.
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Your Oregon Workers' Compensation Notice of Acceptance Is The Most Important Document In Your Claims File.The Notice of Acceptance in Your Oregon Workers' Compensation file is the most important document in the whole file. Why? Because it defines your benefits.