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This article is a brief summary of various statutes of limitation for claims in Oregon.  A statute of limitation is a legal time bar within which a claim must be made.  For example, Oregon has a two (2) year statute of limitation for personal injury claims.  Therefore, you have two years from the date of injury to either settle your personal injury claim or file a lawsuit against the at-fault party whose negligence caused your injury.  If you fail to... Read More

It is not uncommon for medical providers and insurance companies to take medical write-offs in connection with medical services provided to an injured individual with a personal injury or wrongful death claim.  This article takes a summary look at how an injured party can benefit from a medical write-off when pursuing a personal injury or wrongful death claim against the tortfeasor that caused the injury or death.... Read More

This article is intended to summarize the rights you may have if you have been involved in a car accident or motor vehicle accident with an underinsured or uninsured motorist in Oregon.  An underinsured motorist is a person who causes a motor vehicle accident and does not have adequate insurance policy limits available to fully cover all of damages that result from their negligence.  An uninsured motorist is an individual that has no motor vehicle accident liability insurance coverage.... Read More

A summary of wrongful death claims in Oregon.... Read More

Top Things To Know About Construction Liens in Oregon

By:  Keith R. Shepherd, Attorney at Law

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In Oregon, construction liens are governed entirely by statute (Chapter 87 of the Oregon Revised Statutes), and are designed to provide security to suppliers and... Read More

Prenuptial Agreements in Oregon

By:  Keith R. Shepherd, Attorney at Law
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Most people enter marriage with the best intentions.  However, with the rate of divorce on the rise, it is becoming more and more advisable to consider a prenuptial agreement as an integral piece to any... Read More

The Civil Litigation Process In Oregon

By:  Keith R. Shepherd, Attorney at Law
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Civil Litigation

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Filing a lawsuit, defending a lawsuit, and pursuing the litigation process can be scary and... Read More

TYPES OF BUSINESS ENTITIES

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Business Law
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Starting a new business is an exciting prospect, and there are several types of business entities to choose from. A business entity is a separate and... Read More

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This article is a brief summary of the money damages you may be entitled to recover if you have been involved in a car accident in the state of Oregon.

Personal Injury Protection.  By law, all insurance policies sold in Oregon are required to have personal injury protection (“PIP”)... Read More

Ten Things You Should Know If Involved in a Car Accident In Oregon.

By:  Keith R. Shepherd, Attorney at Law
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Gather Information.  Information is critical to protecting your legal interests and for preserving any claims you may have arising out of the accident.  Make certain you write down vehicle... Read More