Work out your likely compensation from medical bills, lost wages and Oregon fault rules — free, instant, no sign-up.
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Oregon: Your payout drops by your share of fault. If you were 51% or more at fault, you recover nothing.
Enter your medical expenses or lost wages — the estimate is built from them.
Johnstone & Obert
3.8 · 10 reviews · Free consultation
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Mark A Sherman Attorney At Law--Bankruptcy Attorney
4.3 · 6 reviews · Free consultation
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Scott A. Hodgess, Attorney at Law
3.7 · 6 reviews · Free consultation
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Johnstone & Obert focuses on personal injury and related legal matters, offering guidance through court proceedings and case options. Clients appreciate the team’s approachable communication and willingness to accommodate scheduling, though some have noted concerns about case management and responsiveness. The firm handles a range of legal challenges beyond injury claims.
Specializing in bankruptcy law, this firm guides clients through Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 cases with clear communication and responsiveness. The team handles each case personally, helping clients understand their options and easing the process during difficult times. Some clients have noted delays in returning funds after case closures.
Scott A. Hodgess focuses on personal injury cases, offering clear explanations of legal terms to help clients feel more comfortable throughout the process. The team handles court matters with knowledge and professionalism, though some clients have noted slow or unresponsive communication and occasional issues with office staff.
In 2024, 3 people died in 3 fatal traffic crashes in Mcminnville, OR (2 in 2023), according to NHTSA’s Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS).
Source: NHTSA Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS), 2022–2024 data, compiled by TrustAnalytica. FARS covers crashes in which at least one person died; injury-only crashes are not included.
This calculator uses the multiplier method, the starting point most insurance adjusters and personal injury lawyers use. It adds your financial losses (medical bills and lost wages) to a pain-and-suffering figure, which is those losses multiplied by a factor set by how serious the injury is: 1.5 to 2 times for minor injuries, up to 4 to 5 times for catastrophic ones. The type of accident adjusts the result, and it is then reduced by your share of fault under Oregon law.
General information about Oregon law, not legal advice, and the estimate is not a guarantee of any outcome. A lawyer can tell you how these rules apply to your case.
General information, not legal advice — consult a licensed Oregon attorney.