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Usera & Snow, P. C.

Year: 2021

How does a blanket medical authorization affect your claim?

If you suffer a serious injury in a car accident, your paramount concerns are likely to be recovering completely and moving on with your life. Sooner than you expect, though, you may receive steep medical bills you simply cannot pay. When processing your insurance claim, an adjuster may ask you to complete a blanket medical authorization. Regrettably, signing this seemingly…

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The hazards of nighttime driving

Although some motorists may feel comfortable while navigating the Oregon roadways after dark, they may not be aware of the additional hazards that come with driving at night. According to data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, fatal car accidents peak on Saturday nights. Not only is it harder to see in the dark, but issues such as driver…

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Understanding how ‘strict liability’ cases work in Oregon

If you are injured by an incident out of your control, the most crucial step is getting medical attention. Once that’s accomplished, you may wonder if you have grounds to take legal action. Personal injury cases can be long and complicated, so it’s advisable to consult with a knowledgeable attorney who understands Oregon’s liability laws. Two typical types of liability…

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Will any motorcycle helmet work?

Safety experts regularly remind motorcyclists to wear a helmet to prevent serious injury in an accident. However, choosing just any helmet may not give you an optimal level of protection. Knowing which factors to consider when making a helmet selection can help you choose an option that satisfies comfort, functionality and safety. Credibility Even if a helmet looks great, its…

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Tips for sharing the road with big rigs

Family vacations, road trips and the daily commute mean that thousands of passenger vehicles join big rigs on I-5 in Oregon every day, increasing the chance of a collision. Understanding the differences between a commercial truck and your car or truck can help you share the road with them safely. According to The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the challenges…

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Are you likely to recover from a cerebrospinal fluid leak?

Even a low-speed motorcycle crash can leave you with catastrophic injuries. If you hit your head in a collision with a distracted driver or someone else, you may be vulnerable to a cerebrospinal fluid leak. This type of injury is a medical emergency, so you must seek prompt diagnosis and treatment. The cerebrospinal fluid that envelops your brain and spinal…

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Bicycling—great enjoyment but an exercise in defensive driving

The ever-increasing popularity of cycling means that Oregon motorists see more bicycles on the road. A bicycle could be your preferred mode of daily transportation or simply a source of enjoyment on the weekend. In any case, cycling is also an exercise in defensive driving. Cycling and vulnerability The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reported that in the U.S., there…

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How road rage causes accidents

Feeling irritated and annoyed at another driver is a common experience, but sometimes those feelings go too far. Road rage is a serious concern for anyone on the road. It is usually defined as reckless driving involving someone following or purposefully irritating another driver, which can escalate into the potential for a crash the longer it goes on. Here are…

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How do doctors diagnose a herniated disc?

After a recent car collision, you have several injuries to sort out to build your personal injury case against the responsible party. You suspect you have a herniated disc, but how do you know for sure? Mayo Clinic describes how physicians determine if a patient has a herniated disc. Learn which diagnosis options to discuss with your doctor. Physical exam…

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