Personal Injury Case Values in Oregon (2026)

Oregon Personal Injury verdicts in this dataset show a wide disparity in outcomes, ranging from $175K to $77.5M, reflecting the significant role that case-specific facts, injury severity, and defendant conduct play in jury determinations. The elevated median ($21.3M) and mean ($33.0M) suggest that Oregon juries are willing to award substantial damages in serious cases, consistent with the state's plaintiff-favorable reputation and the absence of a general non-economic damage cap. However, the small sample size of three cases warrants caution in drawing broad conclusions, as a single high-value outlier like M.M. v. Nicolopoulos meaningfully skews the aggregate statistics.