Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) alter lives in seconds. If another person’s negligence put you in this position, you need a lawyer who understands the medicine, the statutes and the courtroom. Johnson Law, P.C. has recovered millions for Oregonians with brain injuries. Your consultation is free: 971‑205‑3266.
According to the CDC, Oregon reports roughly 5,000 TBI‑related hospitalizations each year. Oregon law limits the time you have to act:
Miss the deadline and the court will bar your claim—no exceptions.
Oregon follows a modified comparative negligence rule (ORS 31.600). You can recover damages if you are 49 percent or less at fault; your award is reduced by your fault percentage.
Not every brain injury presents like Hollywood trauma. Common post‑accident signs include:
Diagnosis: CT or MRI within 24 hours catches hemorrhage, hematoma or edema. Later imaging—DTI, fMRI—highlights micro‑structural damage. A neurologist may also use neuro‑psych testing and the Glasgow Coma Scale.
Long‑Term Effects: Cognitive fatigue, executive function loss, chronic migraines, seizure disorders, PTSD. These drive lifetime costs that exceed $3 million for a severe TBI.
| Injury Severity | Case Type | Gross Recovery* | Key Factors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Severe TBI | Rear‑end trucking crash | $2.4 M | Permanent cognitive deficits, future care plan, life‑care expert |
| Moderate TBI | Motorcycle collision | $1.1 M | Multiple concussions, lost tech career, vocational rehab |
| Mild TBI | Slip‑and‑fall in grocery store | $350 K | Post‑concussion syndrome, vestibular therapy |
*Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
Typical Oregon TBI settlements range from $100,000 to $2 million+, driven by injury severity, insurance limits and liability clarity.
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Anywhere from $100,000 for a concussion with six months of treatment to multi‑million‑dollar verdicts for severe cognitive impairment. Three variables drive value: injury severity, insurance coverage and fault allocation.
Yes. Symptoms can hide beneath pain meds, stress and other injuries. If you notice headaches, fog or memory gaps, demand imaging.
Yes. Concussion is the medical term for mild TBI. Even “mild” means brain cells died.
Two years for personal injury, three for wrongful death. Don’t wait—evidence degrades.
Contingency fee. We advance all costs and only collect if we recover money for you.
You have one shot to secure the resources you’ll need for lifelong recovery. Make it count.
