Eugene workers’ compensation & personal injury lawyers

Help after a work injury in Lane County.

A job injury may involve a claim form, an insurer’s decision, medical restrictions and a paycheck that no longer covers your needs. Those issues deserve separate attention. We help workers identify what is disputed and the records needed to evaluate it.

If you received a denial or claim-closure notice, keep the complete notice and envelope. When you call, mention the mailing date and any hearing or review deadline. Read about our Oregon workers’ compensation practice and responding to a claim denial.

Personal injury and insurance questions.

After a serious crash in Eugene, Springfield or elsewhere in Lane County, medical care and time away from work can create problems long before an insurance claim is resolved. We can discuss responsibility for the injury, available insurance and the evidence that may need to be preserved.

Our resources explain car accident injury claims, uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage, and records to keep after a crash.

Prepare for your first conversation.

• The date and location of the injury, and the people or companies involved.
• The insurer’s name, claim number and any written decision or settlement offer.
• Your immediate questions about treatment, work or an approaching deadline.

You can start by phone or through our email inquiry page. You do not need every record in hand. Learn about EWC Law and Eiva Law, or see our Portland office.