Bike Lanes Continue Through Intersections For Sure With New Legislative Proposal
When a person riding a bicycle gets right hooked in an intersection, the Oregon Vehicle Code contains a section that protects the cyclist’s right to…
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Cynthia Newton and Chris Thomas Present E-Bike and Scooter Law to Local Attorney Group
On Friday, October 26th, Cynthia Newton and Chris Thomas presented a seminar on Oregon electric bicycle and scooter law to a group of fellow trial…
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Back to School Road Safety Tips
TCNF Partner Cynthia Newton spoke with KATU traffic reporter Hannah Olsen about getting your kids to school safely by bike. In this clip, aired in…
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Out-of-State Defective Products Manufacturers Subject to Their Home State Time Limits
When an Oregonian suffers injury because of a defective product–a car, an industrial machine, a consumer product–the product manufacturer and seller is responsible for paying…
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Navigating Medical Malpractice Cases in Oregon: An Interview with Cynthia F. Newton
Medical malpractice occurs when a hospital, doctor, or other healthcare provider (e.g. nurse, nurse practitioner, dentist, physician’s assistant, naturopath, nurse anesthetist) makes a mistake that…
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Damages for Injury under the Oregon Constitution: The ongoing struggle over the meaning of Horton v. OHSU
The fate of the $500,000 legislative cap on non-economic damages in Oregon may be headed for the Oregon Supreme Court again in Rains v. Stayton…
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