Legal Question in Personal Injury in Oregon
I had a work related injury to my left lower leg ankle and just below my knee this happened in the fall of 2008 my employer at the time made me go back to driveing before I was released from lite duty. I have a limp due to the injury and aprox 6 month's later I was discharged. Im unemployed at 56 yrs old I no that my limp has had an effect in getting a job, do I have legal recourse to receice any compensation for my injury?
2 Answers from Attorneys
You may well have legal recourse.
I do not handle cases like this, but the law firm of Kafoury McDougal in Portland does. You can reach them at 503-224-2647 or [email protected]. They provide an initial consultation visit for you at no charge, and they usually take cases on a "contingency" basis, which means that you do not have to pay them, unless they succeed in obtaining money for you from the entity that harmed you.
If for some reason the Kafoury firm can't help you, I often refer cases like yours to DON BEER, at 503-222-4461, and his email is [email protected].
Good luck to you!
-- Sam
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