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Oregon Personal Injury Attorney Offers Expert Defense Against Big Insurance
Hopkins works closely with each client to find the right solution to his or her legal dilemma. He structures a rigorous defense for those who have been personally injured and advocates for the families of those who have been killed because of someone else's negligence. According to Hopkins, “I became a lawyer because I love to help people and I take pride in fighting for the little guy. A lawsuit can secure a person’s financial future, and it is rewarding to have the opportunity to help my clients through the recovery process and to maximize compensation for my clients suffering from personal injury or wrongful death.”
No newcomer to cases involving
personal injury, auto accidents, wrongful-death, DUI/DWI and diminished value
claims, Hopkins has over 15 years of experience advocating for those in need
with an impressive success rate at winning cases. When asked what
sets him apart from other personal injury lawyers Hopkins says, “I place a high
a value on listening openly and closely to every client because, in my
experience, that is the key foundation to formulating the most effective
defense. Each client's personal needs and concerns are taken into account when
formulating a plan of action. I rigorously defend, skillfully negotiate, and
strive to achieve the very best result for my client.” In addition to
maximizing recoveries for his clients suffering personal injury, he also handles
criminal matters in an effective and confidential manner.
The Hopkins Law Firm was established in Oregon in
2005. The firm's growth over the years can largely be attributed to
Hopkins determination to give each client's case the personal and individual
attention it needs and deserves. They provide a very personal service to
people and families experiencing a personal injury or wrongful death. Hopkins
emphasizes, “In many instances, we understand that our efforts will
affect our clients for the rest of their lives. If I cannot give it that
attention I will tell you so. I do not take cases unless I feel I can devote
the resources necessary to attend to them properly.”
Accessibility is a unique and important aspect of Hopkins’s
services. His expertise is available at any time with offsite and in home
appointments available. He works on a contingency fee basis by providing a free initial consultation and does not collect an attorney
fee until a personal injury case is won or settled.
If you’d like more information, or to schedule
an interview, please call Craig M. Hopkins at (503) 419-6320 or
email Craig at craig@hopkinslaw.net.
