FEATURED ARTICLES

Articles from people doing the work.
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Some of these articles answer the questions people ask us most — whether hiring a lawyer is worth it, how to handle medical bills after a crash, what a settlement really represents. Others cover the work we do beyond our cases: expanding access to justice and showing up for communities across Oregon. All of it comes from the same place — the people doing the work.

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Injury Lawyer, a Personal Perspective: Dave’s Story
Hit by a car at 25, David Rosen rebuilt his life — and found the work he was meant to do.
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The ins and outs of medical bills for motor vehicle injuries, including pedestrians and bicyclists
PIP, health insurance, three insurance companies, one injured person. A practical guide to getting medical bills handled after an Oregon crash.
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Is It Worth Hiring A Personal Injury Attorney?
Most serious cases are stronger with a lawyer. Some aren't worth the fee. A practical look at when representation pays for itself.
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Updating our Courts: Funding Remains a Critical Concern
From the Oregon State Bar Bulletin — David Rosen on the state of Oregon's courthouses and the funding gaps holding them back.
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Learning from Eastern Oregon Attorneys: an Opportunity to Connect
What a week across northeastern Oregon revealed about the practice of law — and access to justice — in our rural communities.
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Voices of Well-Being in the Legal Community
An OAAP interview with David Rosen and Cindy Danforth on lawyer well-being, stigma, and what a sustainable legal profession actually looks like.
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Introducing the New Oregon Law Help Public Portal
A new statewide tool putting legal information in front of the Oregonians who need it most. From David Rosen's President's Message.
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Professionalism: A Sharp Axe
Professionalism, mindfulness, and four hours sharpening the axe. From David Rosen's President's Message in the OSB Bulletin.
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Think Out Loud: Legal Access in Rural Oregon
David Rosen on OPB, talking about how a library card became the key to Oregon court records in rural communities.
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Free Access to Court Documents at the Redmond Library
The Bend Bulletin on the Deschutes County program that turned the Redmond Library into a gateway for Oregon court records.
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Access to Justice Committee Launches Lawyer in the Library
The Bend Bulletin on Deschutes County's Lawyer in the Library program — free 30-minute consultations, every Wednesday night.
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KTVZ Feature: David Rosen Named 2024 Oregon State Bar President
Just the third OSB president from Central Oregon. KTVZ on the road from Bend personal injury lawyer to head of the statewide bar.
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Source Weekly: Best Law Firm in Central Oregon
Voted Best Law Firm in Central Oregon four years running. The Source Weekly tells the story.
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New Report on Pandemic Positives in Oregon
How Oregon's courts and legal aid providers adapted during the pandemic — with Deschutes County's Access to Justice Committee in the spotlight.
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KTVZ covers free legal help for Oregon wildfire victims
KTVZ Covers Free Help for Oregon Wildfire Victims
OTLA hotlines, free office hours, and trial lawyers crossing the state. KTVZ on the response to Oregon's 2020 wildfires.
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Source Spotlight: David Rosen
The Source Weekly profiles David Rosen on community service, the Lawyer in the Library program, and why he keeps giving his time away.
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It's Not About the Money
Personal injury settlements aren't really about the money. David Rosen on what compensation actually represents.
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