Who’s Responsible for Car Accidents Involving Self-Driving Cars? Investigators Explain
The NHTSA declines to hold Tesla autopilot system responsible for fatal crash in Florida. Our attorneys discuss what this means for liability.
Inaccurate GPS Devices and Portland Accident Risks
Regardless of what a GPS device says, a motorist still has an obligation to follow the rules of the road. Call us if you’ve been hurt in a car accident due to another person’s negligence.
Keeping Safe from Rising Accident Risks Caused by Smartphone Technology
There’s an obvious way that new technologies has contributed to crash risks: it has dramatically increased the dangers of distracted driving.
What to Do If I Get Into An Accident While Ride Sharing in Portland?
The atorneys at Zbinden Curtis give sound advice for what to do if you are in a car accident while ride-sharing.
Speeding Causes Deadly Portland Car Accidents
While the average driver has about a five percent chance of becoming involved in a car accident, each percent increase in speed results in a two percent increase in the driver getting into a crash.
What to Do After Hit-and-Run Pedestrian Accidents
In cases where a hit-and-run pedestrian accident occurred, the losses suffered by the family may be especially severe. Zbinden Curtis can help if you’ve been injured.
Walking Danger: Examine the Consequences of Pedestrian Death in Oregon
In Oregon, a police officer was on regular patrol when he observed a collision which caused the death of a young boy.
On the Edge: Oregon’s Troubling Spike in Fatal Crashes
Motor vehicle accident fatalities soared 27 percent higher last year in Oregon. It marks the largest percentage increase of any state in the country.
Getting Medical Bills Paid After a Rear-End Crash in Portland
Insurance companies tend to try to underpay claims or even deny claims where they should provide payouts.
Preventing T-Bone Crashes and Protecting Portland’s Children
Side impact or T-bone crashes are the most dangerous type of collision for a child and parents need to know their rights if a child sustains harm.
