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Oregon Car Accident Lawyers and Personal Injury Attorneys
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Sam Hochberg and Associates - Personal Injury Lawyers - Portland, Oregon
Injury Lawyers for Portland Oregon and the Northwest - Personal Injury Attorneys concentrating in Injury Claims, Automobile and Motor Vehicle Accidents, and other Injury claims
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Eugene Attorney - West Coast Environmental Law, Oregon Family Law, Oregon Accident Attorney
Ralph Bradley is a Eugene, Oregon lawyer, concentrating in Oregon family law; west coast environmental law and toxic torts; and accident, malpractice, and negligence cases in the state of Oregon.
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Personal Injury Attorneys Oregon, Medical Malpractice Law
Lawrence Wobbrock, a Portland Oregon personal injury attorney handling medical malpractice, wrongful death, accidents and products liability cases
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For the first 9 months of 2006, the property and casualty insurance industry has again reported record profits. The results from ISO and PCI show that the insurers' profits increased from $29.8 billion in 2005 to $44.9 billion in 2006 - an eye-popping increase of $15.1 billion. These profits look particularly absurd when the actual purpose of insurance companies is examined. Insurance companies were created in order to share risk through a pooled fund. Their only utility arises from paying out claims. Yet claims paid per premium dollar has been dropping for years. The insurance industry is simply a "middle man" who is keeping more and more of the funds that it handles each year.
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