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August 2011 Recently, the Oregon Court of Appeals, in Hall v. Speer, ruled than a claimant injured in an automobile accident provided her insurance company “proof of loss” for an underinsured motorist (“UIM”) claim even though the insurance company did … Continue reading
July 2011 Last month, the Oregon Court of Appeals was faced with that familiar situation: a Washington resident with a Washington insurance policy files a breach of contract action against her insurance company here in Oregon. Typically, the only connection … Continue reading
In April, the Oregon Court of Appeals released Wilson v. Tri-Met, 234 Or App 615, 228 P3d 1225 (2010), a new decision addressing an insured’s right to attorney fees pursuant to ORS 742.061. This time, the court discussed the intersection … Continue reading
APRIL 2009 A recent Oregon decision requires an offer to allow judgment to be filed in court to limit a claimant’s right to recover attorney fees and costs, even if the offer was rejected. In Wilmoth v. Ann Sacks Tile … Continue reading
