Beaverton Personal Injury Lawyer
Why Choose Beaverton Personal Injury Lawyer Chad Stavley?
When you have suffered a serious injury you need a passionate advocate. Chad Stavley has represented Beaverton injury victims for fifteen years with outstanding results. He offers a free consultation and takes no fee until he wins your case.
Trial Experience
Chad Stavley has been a trial lawyer since 2003. He has tried approximately 100 cases to verdict. No matter how hard a personal injury lawyer tries, some cases are difficult and need a trial. Other cases are easy but the insurance company is undervaluing the claim, so a trial is necessary.
Make sure you have a personal injury lawyer with courtroom experience. If you get a lawyer without trial experience you are at the mercy of the insurance company.
A History of Getting Results in Beaverton Personal Injury Cases
You want a personal injury lawyer who is local and familiar with Beaverton. Chad has recovered millions of dollars from personal injury claims in the Beaverton area including:
- $1.1 Million for a local pedestrian hit by a car.
- $500,000 for a husband and wife in a car crash case.
- $200,000 for a woman injured in a car crash case.
- $200,000 for a bicyclist hit by a car.
- Many other six-figure results in auto and bicycle cases
Free Consultation
Chad thinks it is important that you know all of your options. He offers free consultations in personal injury cases. You will have less stress once you have consulted with an experienced personal injury attorney and understand your options.
Compassionate & Aggressive Representation
There are a lot of Beaverton personal injury attorneys. There are not a lot who will take the time to meet with you, understand you and your case, and aggressively pursue a just recovery no matter what it takes.
Most personal injury lawyers hire associates and accept as many cases as possible. Chad is selective about the cases he takes. But once he takes a case, he works that case personally and relentlessly. We are proud of our numerous five-star reviews commenting on our approachable, compassionate and relentless representation.
No Fee Until We Win
We will never ask you for a penny, We handle all our cases on a contingency fee basis. That means we take a percentage of what we recover for you. If we don't win, you owe us nothing.
Most Beaverton personal injury lawyers will also take their cases on a contingent fee. The difference is that we advance all costs and take our fee on amounts remaining after all liens are paid. That difference can potentially save you thousands of dollars.
Cases We Handle In Beaverton
- Car Accidents
- Motorcycle Accidents
- Bicycle Accidents
- Pedestrian Accidents
- Dog Attacks and Dog Bites
- Rideshare Accidents
- Medical Malpractice Cases
- Workplace Injuries
- Crime Victim Representation
- Dangerous Property Cases
- Boating Accidents
- Wrongful Death
- Amputation Injuries
- Jail Medical Malpractice
- Drunk Driving Victim Cases
Contact Us
Contact Beaverton personal injury attorney Chad Stavley for a free consultation about your personal injury case. Call 503-546-8812 or email Chad at chad@stavleylaw.com. You can also use our contact form below.
Related Cases
$1.19 Million
Pedestrian Injury Settlement
Mr. Stavley represented a Washington County resident who was struck by a car as she crossed the road in a crosswalk. The woman suffered significant fractures to both wrists which required surgical repairs.
$200,000.00
Policy Limits Car Crash Settlement
Mr. Stavley represented a woman who was hit head-on by another driver trying to make a quick left turn across her lane of travel. The woman suffered an open wrist fracture that required repair surgery. Mr. Stavley recovered $100,00 policy limits from the at-fault driver and an additional $100,000 policy limits from the woman's underinsured motorist coverage on her insurance policy.
$200,000.00
Recovery For Washington County Cyclist
Mr. Stavley represented a cyclist who was struck by a commercial truck that pulled out in front of him on his morning commute. The cyclist dislocated his shoulder and suffered a nerve injury to his leg that caused temporary “drop foot.” Liability was contested. The trucking company blamed the cyclist. Another local bicycle attorney had rejected the case claiming it was not winnable.
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