Portland Injury Attorneys At Dawson Law Group we specialize in personal injury law. Our firm is located in Portland, and therefore, serves a different population than that of Veralrud and Fowler. At our Portland firm we specialize in airline accident…
Cases are brought to you by Veralrud & Fowler, your local Eugene, Oregon personal injury lawyers. California Court of Appeal, 07/29/2015 Green v. Co. of Riverside, No. D067424 In an action for violation of civil rights and the Fourteenth Amendment…
Veralrud & Fowler, your Eugene personal injury attorneys, is proud to bring you this information. California Court of Appeal, 07/28/2015 Klotz v. Milbank,Tweed, Hadley & McCloy, No. B255827 In a suit alleging claims for breach of fiduciary duty, conspiracy, and…
Brought to you by Veralrud & Fowler, your Eugene, OR personal injury lawyers. United States Ninth Circuit, 07/27/2015 US v. Chadd, No. 12-36023 In a Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA) action brought against the United States alleging claims arising from…
Brought to you by Veralrud & Fowler, your Eugene, OR personal injury lawyers. United States Fourth Circuit, 07/28/2015 Doe 2 v. Rosa, No. 14-1748 In a consolidated case under 42 U.S.C. section 1983, involving the sexual abuse of two minor…
Brought to you by Veralrud & Fowler, your Eugene, Oregon personal injury law firm. United States Second Circuit, 07/28/2015 Balintulo v. Ford Motor Co., No. 14-4104 In a suit filed under the Alien Tort Statute (ATS) against various corporations for…
Federal law search and seizure. See 9th Circuit case, U.S. v. Camou, opinion date 12/11/14, #12-50598. 1. 9th Circuit Court held that denial of defendant’s motion to suppress images of child pornography was error where the warrant-less search of the…
By a 5-4 vote (with a spirited dissent led by new Justice Sotomayer), the Supreme Court in Berghuis v. Thompkins, (Supreme Court #08-1470, decision filed 6/2/10) ruled that if a suspect wishes to invoke his constitutional right to remain silent,…
Generally, Oregon law provides that the presentation of evidence to the Grand Jury is administered by the DA’s office (see ORS 132.320(9): the DA is not bound to present evidence for the defendant). But what if you have evidence which…
According to the State Court of Appeals, a passenger (ultimately the defendant) reached over and jerked the wheel, causing a traffic accident. Driving? Yes, indeed, says State v. Cruz, 120 Or App 214 (1993).