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I was involved in a 3 car minor crash, I hit the car in front of me at a light I was going maybe 2 miles an hour if that, the light was green for 3 seconds then turned red I wasn't paying attention in that exact moment causing me to hit the vehicle in front of me and him hitting the car in... View More 
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answered on Sep 13, 2024
In the context of Oregon law, which can be generalized to understand similar legal frameworks elsewhere, a "hit and run" with injury involves a driver leaving the scene of an accident where they have caused injury or death without fulfilling their legal obligations.
There might... View More
I have photos of signage as well as screen shots of the horrible things said on social media.
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answered on Sep 12, 2024
Yes, in Oregon, you can potentially sue for defamation if someone falsely accuses you of being a pervert recording children on social media.
Defamation involves making a false statement that harms someone's reputation. In your case, being falsely labeled as a pervert recording... View More
They also lie about products being new and sealed
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answered on Sep 12, 2024
Paying a 13-year-old under the table involves several legal and ethical issues, primarily centered around labor laws, tax evasion, and child labor regulations:
In the U.S., the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) sets strict guidelines on when, for how long, and under what conditions minors can... View More
It is from March 2018, only that one felony. I’m coming up on 7 years, I have no other charges, I finished my probation March 2020 and everything is paid off. I know I am able to do the process myself but what is the risk of doing it without a lawyer? Any other information you can give me on the... View More
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answered on Sep 12, 2024
Yes, it is possible to attempt to get a Theft I charge expunged without a lawyer, but the difficulty can vary significantly based your exact circumstances.
Typically, you might need to meet certain criteria like having completed all terms of your sentence (including probation or parole),... View More
Can I file a Breach Of Fiducary duth in my county?
I plan to file a Breach of Fiducary Duty in a probate case, I am the only heir in the State and would like to file the breach in my county as opposed to the county where my Mother died, can I do that?
Does the Breach need to be... View More
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answered on Sep 18, 2024
Given your scenario and the general principles discussed, here's how you might approach filing a breach of fiduciary duty claim in Oregon:
Venue for Filing:
Probate Court: If your claim directly involves the administration of your mother's estate or the duties of an... View More
I had a Mt. Bike accident in 2021. I landed in my head & right shoulder & was unconscious for a short time.
I was taken to local ER, I had an obvious head injury but was not given a concussion test. Only focus was on clavicle break. Surgery to fix clavicle a few days later &... View More
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answered on Sep 18, 2024
Based on the information provided and general legal principles here's how you might approach this situation:
Legal Basis for a Claim:
Standard of Care: Emergency rooms are expected to follow a standard of care, which includes assessing and treating all injuries, especially when... View More
On the opposite side also my speech an alot more I wasn't aware of this until I tried filling out for disability 2007 an again 2019 I was told I refuse treated but 2017 I got my records and it stated different from my records my lawyer has which he's not aware of yet
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answered on Sep 15, 2024
If you currently have an attorney you should address these issues directly with him or her. If you have come into new information or facts about your case the first call should be to them. They will be more involved and have better knowledge of your direct facts that what you may find online.
To clarify, I'm asking about video recording with audio.
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answered on Sep 15, 2024
In Oregon, the law regarding recording conversations or activities in private areas like bedrooms, kitchens, and living rooms without the consent of all parties involved is complex due to recent legal developments:
General Law: Oregon law traditionally required the consent of all parties... View More
I was given an injection by a MA at doctor's office which turned out to be 4 times the original dosage my doctor ordered. I was in a lot of pain for 2 months. What if any are my options with the doctor's office?
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answered on Sep 15, 2024
Even if you're not sure about filing a lawsuit, a consultation with a medical malpractice attorney can provide clarity on your rights and potential outcomes. They can discuss the statute of limitations, which in Oregon for personal injury (including medical malpractice) is generally two years... View More
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