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Roy Dwyer, along with his partners and associates, have settled thousands of cases and obtained tens of millions of dollars for their clients. Their vast experience sets them apart from most other Oregon personal injury law firms. They handle all cases, big and small, with the same dedication and tenacity that other firms reserve for only the biggest of cases. It is with this approach that they are able to get their clients top dollar for their injuries.

"Do I Need a Lawyer?"

If you ask the insurance company that question, they will tell you that you do not need a lawyer. They will act friendly, as if they have your best interests in mind. In reality, they want to keep you in the dark.

You Cannot Get Reasonable Compensation Without an Attorney

No matter how helpful the insurance company representative seems, the fact is that it's that person's job to offer you far less money than your case is worth. They are out to defend their bottom line, not your best interests.

An experienced personal injury lawyer can make certain that your best interests are protected.

If You or a Loved One Has Been in an Accident, Consider This:

When you turn to Dwyer Williams Potter, Attorneys, LLP, you will have more than 65 years of combined legal experience on your side.

Our experience has allowed us to handle personal injury cases efficiently, effectively, and without losing sight of the fact that you are an individual, not just a case file. We strive to resolve these issues in a reasonable timeframe, without cutting corners that would prevent us from securing the compensation you deserve. Through every step of the process, we will be by your side, always keeping you informed and involved.

A Reputation for Securing Fair Compensation

In the last couple of years alone, we have recovered more than $12 million in compensation for our injured clients.

We get fair compensation because we know your rights and how to fight for them. We draw on our extensive experience to develop settlement strategies, and refuse to be bullied by big insurance companies. Our history of success in the courtroom helps to convince our opponents to provide fair compensation. If we can’t obtain a reasonable settlement, we will take your case to the next level.

You Pay No Attorney Fees Unless We Recover Money on Your Behalf

For a free consultation, call us at (866) 586-1631 or send us an e-mail.

With offices in Bend, Eugene, Grants Pass, Medford, Roseburg and Portland, we handle personal injury and wrongful death cases throughout Oregon.

Shoulder Pain

While the shoulder is the most movable joint in the body, it is an unstable joint because of the range of motion allowed.

The shoulder is subject to injury because the ball of the upper arm is larger than the shoulder socket that holds it. To remain stable, the shoulder must be anchored by muscles, tendons, and ligaments. Some shoulder problems arise from the disruption of these soft tissues as a result of injury or from overuse or underuse of the shoulder. Other problems arise from a degenerative process in which tissues break down and no longer function well. There are a handful of causes of shoulder pain commonly seen as the result of injury, such as in a car accident or serious fall.

Neck and Back Pain

Neck and back pain has many causes. However, a handful of causes are commonly seen as the result of injury, such as in a car accident or serious fall. These include:

Back sprain/strain/spasms: A sprain is an injury where the ligaments are stretched beyond their normal capacity, and sometimes torn. A strain is an injury to a muscle in the same manner. Both conditions are painful, and often cause the involved and surrounding muscles to spasm so as to keep the spine still and prevent further injury. Muscle spasms can be so intense that they reverse the normal curvature of the spine (lordosis), as seen on x-rays and other imaging studies. This type of injury is often referred to as whiplash when it involves the neck, and is quite common in car crashes, particularly in rear-end collisions.

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