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Auto accident victims want to know how long they have to wait to receive their settlement. The timeline varies widely depending on the severity of your injuries, your insurance companies, and other factors—like the pandemic—that may delay the process.

Negotiating an equitable auto accident settlement can be tricky, as insurance companies often attempt to lowball or deny you the full amount of compensation you need. Working with an experienced attorney can ensure that you get what you need to get your life back on track.

According to the most recent data, the number of non-fatal injury crashes continues to hold steady in Oregon. Common driver errors that can lead to these collisions include failing to yield the right of way, running a vehicle off the road, distracted driving, and driving too fast.

When you first meet with an auto accident lawyer, bring important documents and questions to give the attorney a comprehensive picture of the incident. Together, you can develop a sound legal approach to help you secure the compensation you deserve.

While cell phone use is a well-known form of distracted driving, there are some surprising sources of distraction that may lead to auto collisions. Intense emotions, dogs, and kids all affect a driver’s ability to focus on the road.