Weldon, CA Personal Injury Law Firms & Lawyers

A lot depends upon what the "place" was that gave you the alternative diploma. Was it a private business advertising that you could pay them and then get a real high school diploma? If so, then they may have defrauded you out of whatever money you paid them and they might be liable for additional damages for fraud. What you really need to do is look into getting a GED which is the equivalent opf a high school diploma - check with the counseling office at your nearest community college (COCC in Bend or Redmond, for example). Also, check with the recruiter and see what they have to have to document the required level of education to get into the military - I think a GED should do the job.

Oregon law requires that all auto insurers provide PIP benefits for their insured. This is what is meant by no-fault insurance. Your medical bills are covered for up to one year or $15,000. You therefore should submit your medical bills to your insurance company if you had insurance at the time of the accident. If someone ran into your car from behind, they were at fault in causing the accident. Their insurance company will have to pay for your losses and damages, and reimburse your insurance company for any bills it paid.