Oregon Injury Law News
Category: Public Safety Law Enforcement
Severe Winds Cause Tree Collapse at University of Oregon, Prompting Statewide Advisory
A University of Oregon student was injured by a falling tree amid a statewide wind advisory, prompting safety measures and raising legal questions about premises liability.
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Trial Begins for Trucker Accused of Causing Oregon Crash That Killed Seven Farmworkers
The trial of Lincoln Smith, a trucker charged with manslaughter after a fatal crash in Oregon, is underway, with his defense arguing he was asleep, not under the influence.
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Tragic Incident: Pedestrian Succumbs Hours After Being Struck in Recent Crash
An 81-year-old pedestrian, Muoi Te Hua, dies after being struck by a vehicle in Southeast Portland. The incident underscores ongoing traffic safety challenges in the area.
Read MoreInvestigators Probe Fatal Marine Drive Crash Linked to Alleged Street Racing Activity
A fatal rollover crash on North Marine Drive in Portland is under investigation for potential links to a street racing event.
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New Insights Into Thanksgiving Day Tragedy: Woman, 46, Loses Life in Devastating Crash
A fatal car accident on Thanksgiving Day in Portland underscores the serious risks of drunk driving, resulting in the death of Andrea J. Doering and serious injuries to others.
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Oregon's First Autonomous Driving Lawsuit: Tesla's Self-Driving Car Ignites Legal Controversy
An Oregon man has initiated a groundbreaking lawsuit against Tesla, alleging that its self-driving technology caused an accident, resulting in severe injuries.
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Tragic Collision on Highway 101 Claims Lives in Lane County, Sparking Safety Concerns
A pedestrian was fatally struck on Hwy 101 in Lane County, raising critical safety issues. Understanding the legal implications and promoting safety measures are paramount.
Read MoreSurge in DUI Arrests: Local Deputies Detain Multiple Offenders in Single Day
Lane County deputies responded to three separate DUI incidents in one day, with arrests made in each case, highlighting the ongoing issue of impaired driving in Oregon.
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Portland City Council Greenlights Traffic Signal to Enhance Safety Near Oregon Humane Society
The Portland City Council has approved a $5.3 million plan to enhance safety at a hazardous intersection near the Oregon Humane Society. This decision follows a series of accidents, including a recent fatal crash, underscoring the need for urgent action.
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Oregon Cyclist Struck by Ambulance Faces $1,800 Bill Following Hospitalization, Lawsuit Claims
An Oregon cyclist, William Hoesch, has filed a $997,000 lawsuit against Columbia River Fire & Rescue after being hit by an ambulance and then billed for the ride to the hospital. The suit details injuries and ongoing medical costs.
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