Top best Brain Injury Lawyers in Portland | 5 available
5 Brain Injury lawyers are available in Portland, Washington. These lawyers are rated between 4.8/5 to 5/5 and 54% provide free consultation with fees ranging from $42 to $65 per hour.
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FAQs - Brain Injury Lawyers in city Portland How many Brain Injury lawyers actively serve residents of Portland, Oregon? Approximately 68 licensed attorneys focus on Brain Injury across Portland, Oregon. Most matters are filed through the Oregon District Court, where local rules shape timelines and filing steps. What is the typical hourly fee for Brain Injury lawyers in Portland, Oregon? In Portland, typical rates range from $208-$310 per hour for Brain Injury. End-to-end case budgets frequently land between $3299 and $8400, depending on hearings and discovery. How long do Brain Injury matters usually take in courts near Portland? Brain Injury cases in Portland, Oregon usually take around 5-10 months depending on complexity and the Oregon District Court docket. Which local court most often hears Brain Injury cases for people living in Portland, Oregon? Residents of Portland typically see Brain Injury filings handled by the Oregon District Court. Proximity to helps with quick submissions and clerk communications. Do attorneys around offer a free first consultation for Brain Injury? About 54% of firms near ZIP offer a free first consultation for Brain Injury, so you can compare strategy and fit before committing.
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Craig has dedicated his legal career to the skillful and compassionate representation of those severely injured by the negligent acts of others. Consistently employing the highest level of legal standards, Craig is able to bring comfort and closure to individuals and their families with the successful resolution of their cases.Craig is an accomplished attorney and has successfully tried numerous cases in both Oregon and Washington that have resulted in substantial verdicts and settlements for his clients. Particularly notable cases include a $3.25 million settlement that Craig negotiated in a products liability case against the manufacturer of a steel production facility. Craig has a special interest in helping those who have suffered traumatic brain injuries as the result of the acts of other individuals or businesses. As a result of his unique legal skills in this area, Craig has compiled a long list of settlements and jury verdicts in excess of $1 million dollars; even in extremely difficult cases where the traumatic brain injury was evidenced only by subjective complaints.Craig's ability to intelligently apply applicable case law to specific fact patterns led him to win two important cases before the Oregon Supreme Court which resulted in decisions of first impression. One case expanded landowner liability for negligence and the other case clarified the limit of emotional distress damages in cases where physical harm is not alleged.
Aaron DeShaw is a personal injury lawyer with Dr. Aaron DeShaw, Esq., P.C. His $77,523,748 verdict in M.M. and N.S. vs. Nicolopoulos is the largest personal injury verdict in Oregon history (1), and the second largest amputation verdict in US history.(2) He has individually and with other firms, obtained over $1 billion in recoveries for his clients. He is the recipient of the Presidential Award from the Oregon Trial Lawyers Association for lifetime achievement in law. He has been selected for the American Board of Trial Advocates, a select group of less than 100 trial lawyers and judges in Oregon.. Dr. DeShaw's practice focuses on traumatic brain injuries, amputation cases, truck crashes, car accidents, dram shop claims, wrongful death and insurance bad faith. He has 25 years of experience. He is also CEO and founder of Trial Guides, the leading litigation publishing company where he has overseen the creation of the best selling litigation method texts for lawyers. He is the co-founder of Settlement Intelligence, an AI demand letter platform for plaintiff lawyers, based upon his research on bodily injury claim software used by insurers.. After completing his undergraduate work at Willamette University, Dr. DeShaw attended Western States Chiropractic College where he earned a Doctor of Chiropractic. Returning to Willamette University College of Law, he studied and obtained his Juris Doctor. From 1996 to 2000 he concurrently attended law school and practiced as a doctor in Europe. He attended Pepperdine School of Law in London. He retired as a doctor in 2000 to work as a lawyer full time. Since graduation he has completed a program at Harvard Law School for AI and Law.. Dr. DeShaw is admitted to practice in both Oregon and Washington, but has also been admitted pro hac vice in other states as co-counsel. Dr. DeShaw is a member of the Oregon Trial Lawyers Association, the Washington State Bar Association, and the Oregon State Bar. He is a former member of the American Association for Justice and the organization’s Traumatic Brain Injury Litigation Division.. To actively give back to his community and help as many people as possible, Dr. DeShaw was a board member of the Brain Injury Alliance of Oregon from 2014 to 2021.. With his health care background, he is uniquely qualified to handle complex medical injury cases. The law firm's web site discusses our history of handling highly complex traumatic injury cases.. The author of three books and speaker in multiple recorded Continuing Legal Education programs, Dr. DeShaw has been a legal resource for organizations such as BusinessWeek, MSNBC, CNN and A.M. Best. Lecturing to both legal and medical professionals, he has presented for the North American Brain Injury Society ("NABIS"), the Brain Injury Association of California Med Legal Conference, Trial Guides, the Veterans Administration, the Spine Research Institute of San Diego, the American Association for Justice, the National Trial Lawyers Association, the Brain Injury Alliance of Oregon, Torts Made Perfect, 360 Advocacy, and multiple state physician and trial lawyer associations.. 1. (The tobacco case, Williams v. Philip Morris, obtained a verdict of $821,485 in compensatory damages and $79.5 million in punitive damages, but was reduced to $521,485 in compensatory damages and $32 million in punitive damages.). 2. The largest amputation verdict in US history was a verdict for $95,000,000, obtained by Joseph Powers, Jr. in Illinois.
Experienced Brain Injury attorney serving clients in Portland and surrounding areas.
Experienced Brain Injury attorney serving clients in Portland and surrounding areas.