Thank you for visiting this site and sharing your information and opinion with us. Our goal is to encourage and influence a change in the Oregon Statute of Ultimate Repose for the filing of medical negligence claims (ORS 12.110) from 5 (five) years to 10 (ten) years.
This past year, I attempted to make this change in the law myself and, when the original bill was amended in committee to respond to the opposition of medical insurance lobbyists, it was ultimately defeated because it was narrow in scope and did not benefit All Oregonians.
Supportive Legislators have encouraged me to reintroduce the original bill (Senate Bill 233, here attached) with the goal of passing in it in the upcoming 2026 Special Session, with your help!
I am reaching out and connecting with other Oregonians who have confronted the barrier of the five year SOUR in preventing you, like me, from seeking access to our right to recourse when we believe we have been harmed by medical healthcare provider’s negligence.
By gathering our stories and experiences together to bring our numbers and challenges to the Oregon Legislature asking them to change the five year statute to a ten year SOUR and be in parity with the other negligence related laws which include product liability, legal malpractice and construction negligence.
Thank you for joining together with me to make this nonpartisan change in the law to benefit ALL OREGONIANS ! If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, please contact us at: [email protected]
Oregon voting laws require gathering a “wet signature” total to place an item on an upcoming ballot. The following survey is being taken to establish and share with the members of the Oregon Legislature “a snapshot” of registered voter opinions on changing ORS 12.110 from “a five year SOUR to a ten year SOUR” for medical negligence claims.
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We ask you for your name, email address, phone number, postal address, and other contact information you provide when you participate in this survey, and/or communicate with us, as a means to gather opinions and information to gauge the consensus of Oregon voters on the question of ORS12.110. We collect no usage data or IP address and do not use cookies or other tracking tools or technology in this activity. NONE OF YOUR PERSONAL DATA will be shared with any outside entity or agency. You have the right to request a full copy of any and all information you provide us, as well as the right to correct or complete any information you provide, as well as the right to object to the processing and/or delete information you have provided. We implement reasonable security measures to protect your personal information from unauthorized access, use, or disclosure. . By filling in the contact form with your data, you authorize this website to use these details to record your opinion, compile anecdotes and quotes related to the ORS 12.110 SOUR. Unless specified otherwise in this document, personal data shall be processed and stored for as long as required by the purpose they have been collected for and may be retained for longer due to applicable legal obligation or based on your consent.
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