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21 recommendations and reviews from 21 people
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April 29, 2021
meattrix asked:Oregon workers comp attorney Can anyone recommend a good workers comp attorney working on contingency in Portland Oregon? Specialized in CRPS preferably... Thank you!
sparkleinptld replied:Oregon state bar has a referral hotline https://www.osbar.org/public/ris/ Martin Alvey, Greg or Jason Kafoury, Ernie Jenks Almost all plaintiff personal injury attorneys work on contingency also.
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January 11, 2021
Yuwego19 asked:I need a criminal defense attorney I had a PTSD episode a couple of weeks ago and allegedly shoved someone. I’m facing physical harassment charges and have to appear in Dallas next month on the 10th. Neither my marriage nor my mental health can take this. I’ve been trying so hard to build a good life for myself after getting out of the Army and the fact that it’s about to be damaged is scary. Does anyone know of a good lawyer I can speak with?
SnooComics1855 replied:You might want to check out the Oregon State Bar lawyer referral service. Phone: 503-684-3763 or toll-free in Oregon at 800-452-7636. https://www.osbar.org/public/ris/
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January 7, 2021
beahr asked:Co-housing friendly lawyers? I'm looking for assistance with the legal aspects of shared property ownership. I know there are several intentional communities and cohousing communities in town, and I have reached out to a couple. In the meantime, I'm wondering if anyone here can recommend a lawyer in the area that is experienced with cohousing situations. Thanks in advance!
sparkleinptld replied:Might try the Oregon state bar. They have a free referral service: https://www.osbar.org/public/ris/
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March 10, 2020
windcr8zy asked:Family Lawyer, Possibly Pro-Bono, in Portland? Does anyone have recommendations for a family lawyer in the Portland, Salem, or Corvallis areas? Possibly a pro-bono one? (Friend is already out a lot of money in legal fees on this and cannot afford another retainer). Other parent went MIA for a few years, and showed up in Seattle enforcing visitation per the parenting plan signed at birth. Now six year old daughter is coming back from weekends distraught about being physically hit. DHS investigation open, and they advised an emergency endangerment hearing, but current lawyer will not file unless there are visible marks. Need to find them a lawyer that will file. Any help greatly appreciated.
ChemicalMall replied:Perhaps a call to Oregon State Bar re: pro bono ( (503) 620-0222 [info@osbar.org](mailto:info@osbar.org)) Also (Info from flyer at Hollywood Library): **Family Court Services** 503-988-3189 [www.multco.us/dcj/fcs](https://www.multco.us/dcj/fcs) 1021 SW 4 th Ave PDX **St. Andrew Legal Clinic** 503-281-1500 [www.salcgroup.org](https://www.salcgroup.org) 807 NE Alberta, PDX
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August 24, 2019
injuredonthejob asked:I need an ambulance chaser of an attorney and I Can't Call Saul. Does anyone have a recommendation who to call? I have a large paycheck ready for the right attorney {obvious throwaway account} I have an accepted, permanent disabling workers compensation claim that is requiring compensation for total loss of right arm below the elbow. I was injured 517 days ago and have yet to receive the proper medical care deemed necessary by 4 medical professionals. Legal actions have been started and the paperwork shows fault of the employer. The injury happened in Portland, OR.
springchikun replied:https://www.osbar.org/public/ris/
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February 3, 2019
casual-pickle asked:Good lawyer recommendations So, a friend of mine found themselves in a very bad work lawsuit situation and he just hired some labor council. But it made me realize that I've lived in Portland for 10 years, but don't have the first clue as to who to call if I got into a bad situation. I have a 'paperwork' lawyer that helped me with a will and a trust, but he doesn't do anything other than that. Do you have any good lawyer recommendations (or ones to avoid)? I'd be willing to hire Beaverton/Hillsboro/surrounding area if they're good. Got any lawyers you'd recommend for any of the following areas (specialists for each individual topic is fine): -Minor criminal case - i.e. picked up for public intox/etc -Labor/employee - unlawful firing, etc. -Personal wills/trusts/etc -renters suits
ranoutofbacon replied:[OSB referral program](https://www.osbar.org/public/ris/) works.
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December 29, 2017
Valerie D. asked:Does anyone have any resources/know of someone I could speak with about tenant rights? In a pretty awful situation and in need of legal advice.Michael T. replied:The Oregon State Bar has a Lawyer Referral service you can call for a consultation. https://www.osbar.org/public/ris/
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August 25, 2017
Susan N. asked:Hello, hope everyone is enjoying the end of their summer! We are looking for a recommendation for a local lawyer who does family law. Thanks in advance for any suggestions!!REdi Z. replied:If you fill out the OR State Bar referral form the first consultation is $35! And you will be referred to the one nearest you that is on the OR State Bar. https://www.osbar.org/public/ris/
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August 5, 2017
Summer D. asked:Need recomendatios for a great attorney! Need one now. Having to do with vehicle matter.Brad D. replied:So, if your property was damaged by an uninsured motorist, property damage would be the correct specification. Unfortunately the cost to litigate will often outweigh the returns, and it is more common for people who lack insurance to also lack the ability to pay damages ordered from the court. Most lawyers will only work with a client if they believe that it is likely they can recoup their expenses. Hopefully you will be able to find someone to give you good legal advice, I will link below the Oregon State Bar's website that also lists the number for their referral service. https://www.osbar.org/public/ris/
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June 20, 2017
Danford_Balch asked:Looking for a lawyer recommendation in Portland. Without getting into too much detail...a long going dispute with our neighbors just escalated and I made a bad decision.
Petit_Hibou replied:The best thing to do is call the Oregon State Bar's referral service: https://www.osbar.org/public/ris/ and explain your situation briefly to them. They'll make recommendations to the right type of lawyer for you.
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January 6, 2017
thrownupthrownout asked:Attorney recommendation? One of the in-laws in my estranged family posted photos of me online in an obscene context, even though the photos are not obscene. The person who posted them is well-known in faith circles in the Salem area and worked for the public school system. She circulated the photos to damage my reputation, and now that it is fully destroyed I want to take precautions to protect myself from her in the future. I also need investigative help to discover what other damage she caused. Can anyone point me in the direction of an attorney that can help with this?
smndlbm replied:[Oregon State Bar Lawyer Referral Service](https://www.osbar.org/public/ris/)
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March 15, 2016
Nyx C. asked:I need to find a localish SSD attorney. I live in Scappoose. I don't want to travel all the way to Lake Oswego for an attorney. Anyone know of any in the Scappoose/ St. Helens area? I've already asked the great and glorious Google and turned up nothing, at least not anything useful. Advice?Marla B. replied:Call the Oregon State Bar referral service 503-684-3763 https://www.osbar.org/public/ris/
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July 10, 2015
Kym H. asked:Iso an attorney for breaking and entering, vandalism felony narcotic theft, regular theft etc. It's all one case. Police report has been filed. Need a good lawyer that will take payments or that won't charge an arm and a leg please. TiaCharity K. replied:Had to laugh at first. The wording. Made me think you needed defense. Go to osbar.org and contact them about the modest means program. If there is a modest means lawyer in the area they should refer you to one. There are financial guidelines, but they are pretty liberal. You will get a reduced rate on an actual lawyer. Or you could try legal aid but I'm not sure they take this particular type of case. Good luck!Kacy H. replied:You can also apply online through the oregon state bar and use their modest means program. The rates are significantly refuced.
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April 17, 2015
Michelle H. asked:Does anyone know if there are any local attorneys who do medical malpractice cases on contingency? I would like to talk to someone about my situation. Thank you!Julie V. replied:contact osbar.org.
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December 27, 2014
Back C. asked:Okay yall, Our manager is basically a slumlord.. He refuses to fix anything on a long list of repairs in our rental home. We adore this place and don't want to move. One of our issues is the plumbing. Its an old house built in the 30s. it seems that this has been an ongoing thing before we moved in. Our upstairs bathroom leaks into our downstairs closet and has been deemed unusable. When asked if the place was ready to move into his response was " absolutely whenever your ready" and coming from an apartment where our roof fell in on us, we jumped right in. Now we are at the point that we have to fix it ourselves as it will be cheaper than moving. I need to know if there are any plumbers that anyone can recommend that can come, take a look and fix this shit. Its been an issue the entire time we have been here..as we now get no response from the manager at all. POS.Mitchell M. replied:http://www.osbar.org/.../1247_RightsDutiesLandlords.htm
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October 20, 2014
Heidi M. asked:Anybody know of an educational attorneyJames G. replied:I called them and got a live person http://www.osbar.org/public/ris/
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January 20, 2014
Jordans J. asked:Anybody know an attorney who might want to work pro bono for a soldier? Simple conservator/guardianship paperwork needed to be drawn up and filed.
Tiffany A. replied:http://www.oregon.gov/dhs/spwpd/pages/sua/legal-assistance.aspx Hope this helps. The Oregon State Bar can also get you headed in the right direction. I work at the Clackamas county courthouse and we refer people there all the time. This is their website: http://www.osbar.org/ If you call them they can at least help you navigate where to go next..
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November 16, 2013
Shasta G. asked:Hi Medford Facebook friends, can anyone recommend an attorney who is really adept at Probate cases and one who is good with tax cases? I questions about a Senior Disabled Defferment account and have no clue who to contact. I'd rather see if anyone's dealt with this personally and can give me a good referral?Samantha W. replied:This might help :) also, your consult fee will be cheap! http://www.osbar.org/public/ris/
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September 3, 2013
James W. asked:Does any one know of any fathers rights lawyers or groups in the Portland Oregon area I'm desperateBrittanya B. replied:this looks like a good link as well. Notice their "Modest Means" program as well http://www.osbar.org/public/ris/
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April 27, 2013
Steve S. asked:Need a good foreclosure attorney referral. Have a client that has a bank (Chase) coming after him on a purchase money second after a foreclosure.Devon M. replied:To look up any attorney in Oregon, go to osbar.org and search members. They are all listed. :)
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