Oregon High Court Rules State’s Pain And Suffering Cap Unconstitutional July 13, 2020 The Oregon Supreme Court ruled a law limiting noneconomic damages in personal injury cases to $500,000 is unconstitutional because it...
Oregon High Court Rules .09% Not Enough to Convict for Drunken Driving November 27, 2019 The Oregon Supreme Court has ruled that a driver whose blood alcohol content registered .09% nearly two hours after he...
Oregon Bystander Lawsuit Allowed to Proceed December 27, 2016 By Steven Dubois The Oregon Supreme Court has allowed a lawsuit to proceed that was filed on behalf of two boys who witnessed...
Damages from Lawsuits Against State Limited by Oregon Supreme Court May 9, 2016 The Oregon Supreme Court voted 5-2 to uphold a $3 million cap on damages injured people can collect in lawsuits...
Oregon Court Won’t Exclude Oracle Executives from Suit October 12, 2015 The Oregon Supreme Court has denied a request by Oracle Corp. to have five of its executives excluded from a...
Injured Snowboarder Can Sue, Oregon High Court Rules December 22, 2014 By Jonathan J. Cooper The Oregon Supreme Court has ruled a ski resort’s broad liability waiver cannot prevent a paralyzed snowboarder from suing. The...
Oregon High Court Declines to Hear Del Monte’s Appeal May 14, 2014 The Oregon Supreme Court has declined to review a 2009 Multnomah County jury’s class action verdict, upholding a finding that...
Paralyzed Snowboarder Wants Oregon Resort Held Responsible for Faulty Jump May 9, 2014 By Nigel Duara The Oregon Supreme Court has been asked to invalidate a ski resort’s liability waiver by a snowboarder paralyzed from the...