Roundabout Accidents in Oregon: Right-of-Way Rules, Common Mistakes, and How to Prove Fault
A comprehensive Oregon guide to roundabout right-of-way, lane rules, evidence collection, and insurer disputes after a crash.
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The Athlete’s Burden: Semantic Liability, Comparative Fault, and the “Training” Trap in Oregon Personal Injury Litigation
For litigators, “training” is not a neutral descriptor. It can reshape fault analysis, revive assumption-of-risk logic, and tip Oregon’s 51% bar.
Left-Turn Accidents in Oregon: When the Turning Driver Is Not Automatically at Fault
Oregon law puts a high duty on left turns, but fault can shift when the through driver speeds, runs a red light, or acts negligently.
The Athlete’s Burden: How One Word Could Weigh Down Your Oregon Injury Claim
Calling your run “training” can change how insurers and juries view fault. Learn how Oregon’s 51% rule makes word choice critical for injured runners.
Intersection T-Bone in Portland: Who’s at Fault When Both Drivers Say They Had the Green?
When both drivers claim a green light, evidence decides fault—see how Portland intersection crashes are investigated.
“I Looked Down for a Second” — How Comparative Fault Can Still Get You Paid in Oregon
Even if you were briefly distracted, Oregon’s comparative fault rules may still allow recovery—learn how percentages impact claims.