Book 101 Review, in its sixth season, features Dave Eltringham, Oregon personal injury attorney and founder of ELG Injury Lawyers, as a guest. In this conversation, we explore the experience, discipline, and client-first philosophy that shape his work in and out of the courtroom, along with the broader lessons leadership can teach readers and professionals alike.
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Book 101 Review, in its sixth season, features Dave Eltringham, Oregon personal injury attorney and founder of ELG Injury Lawyers, as a guest. In this conversation, we explore the experience, discipline, and client-first philosophy that shape his work in and out of the courtroom, along with the broader lessons leadership can teach readers and professionals alike.
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Dave Eltringham
Dave Eltringham — Oregon Personal Injury Attorney & Founder of ELG Injury Lawyers
Dave Eltringham is the founder of ELG Injury Lawyers with offices primarily in Oregon, but also Florida, dedicated to representing seriously injured victims in auto, trucking, motorcycle, and premises-liability cases.
What makes Dave especially compelling:
He brings a personal, lived-experience angle — having himself survived a severe personal injury, he understands the physical, emotional and financial toll of trauma from the inside.
What the audience can learn
By having Dave on your podcast, listeners will walk away with insights in multiple dimensions:
How traumatic injury changes lives — and how to rebuild: Because Dave has been “in the shoes” of a severely injured person, he can authentically speak to recovery, mindset, navigating the system, and getting life back on track — not just settlement outcomes.
What to do (and what not to do) after a major accident: Dave can explain the critical steps injured people overlook, how insurance companies operate, and how to avoid common pitfalls that reduce compensation or prolong recovery.
Behind the scenes of major personal injury law: The episode can unpack how big-injury cases are built (experts, reconstruction, liability), how law firms differentiate themselves, and what the injured should expect from representation.
Transparency, values & client-service in high-stakes contexts: Dave’s “concierge” model invites discussion about how businesses (legal and otherwise) can deliver high-value service, build trust, and maintain integrity under pressure.
Risk, prevention & advocacy for broader audiences: Even listeners who aren’t likely to hire a personal injury attorney can benefit — understanding risk management, safety (especially motorcycle/trucking), humanitarian aspects of supporting injured workers/communities, and the importance of systems and processes in crisis.
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