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Wise Cat Legal provides trust-based estate planning to all kinds of families, including families experiencing disability.

Scott is an experienced and effective attorney specializing in insurance law. He serves clients primarily in Oregon but also serves individuals in Washington, Idaho, and beyond. Scott is an advocate for individuals and their families who are navigating through a turbulent and often traumatic experience in resolving insurance claims. Scott prides himself on delivering straightforward options to empower clients as they work through disputes with their insurance company.. Since 1974 Scott has appeared for clients in many state and federal courts. As a general law practitioner for over 20 years, he has seen about everything at least once. For the last 20 years, Scott narrowed his professional focus to claims against insurance companies. You can be sure of calm, tested, and trusted advice when confronted with legal adversity.. Outside the office, Scott is well-respected within the legal community. He is a member of the Oregon State Bar, United States District Court for the District of Oregon, US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, US Claims Court, and the Multnomah Bar Association. In his free time, Scott appreciates all University of Oregon team sports, spending time with his children and grandchildren, and traveling with his Legal Assistant and wife of 20 years, Brenda.

Raised in North Dakota, undergraduate degree from University of North Dakota, law degree from University of Idaho. Moved to Eugene, Oregon and started the practice of law. initially engaged in Criminal Defense, Personal Injury and Bankruptcy.. Married for more than twenty years to my wife. I have two stepsons and one daughter. I also have a Golden Retriever as a pet.. In my free time I enjoy hiking, bike riding, hockey, lots of hockey, and cross country skiing. I normally walk my dog everyday. Watching Ducks footbal and the Ducks club hockey team, as well.

Plaintiff's attorney specializing in personal injury, products liability and medical malpractice. Experience in complex civil litigation, catastrophic injury and wrongful death claims. Licensed to practice in Oregon and the United States District Court for the District of Oregon.

My practice emphasizes family law as well as estate planning. I specialize in divorce, child custody matters as well as modifications of previous orders.. I also specialize in wills, trusts and probate.

Ms. Coons earned her undergraduate degrees from the University of Oregon in 1998 and 1999 in biology, chemisty, French, Spanish, German, and Psychology.  In 2002, she received her law degree from the University of Oregon.  She spent a year working as a cell biology research assistant, and then left that employment to prepare for the Oregon bar examination.  She spent the first four years of her career practicing with her father, Allan H. Coons, a well-regarded Oregon workers' compensation attorney, and also working for Martin J. McKeown.  Upon Mr. Coons' retirement in 2008, Ms. Coons continued their practice on her own, continuing to represent workers' compensation and social security disability claimants throughout western Oregon.. In her off-work hours, Ms. Coons enjoys spending time with her two daughters and husband, reading, sewing, watching movies, taking long walks (she completed the Portland Marathon in 2010, and has participated in and completed numerous half marathons since 2007), rollerblading, dancing, looking for things to photograph, and listening to music.

Married 31+ years.  Two children.  Former reserve police officer for City of Gearhart, Oregon.  United States Marine Corps veteran; MOS 5811 - Military Police) Honorable Discharge February 26, 1980.

Kevin W. Bons graduated from Saint Thomas Aquinas College and from Long Island University
where he earned a Master of Science in Education degree. He then attended the University of Oregon School
of Law where he earned his Doctor of Jurisprudence degree in 2006. In 2006, he was admitted to practice
law in Oregon and joined the firm as an associate attorney.

Karrie practices family law, handling complex dissolution of marriage, domestic partnerships, and custody cases.  She began litigating as a law student in 1997, continuing her career by clerking for Judge Mary Ann Bearden, practicing criminal law and, in 2006, joining the current firm of Parrish and McIntyre, LLC where she focuses on family law.. Our firm also practices in mediation, estate planning, and business law.. We strive for excellence by thoroughly preparing our cases, keeping our clients informed, and zealous advocacy throughout the process to achieve results that are fair and proper under the law.

Jordan R. Beckett is an Oregon Attorney who specializes in providing Criminal Defense, Family, and Corporate legal services. Our Eugene office handles all types of criminal defense and family matters in Lane County, Oregon.. To schedule a consultation with Jordan R. Beckett, please contact. Phone hours are 24/7. Standard office hours. Free consultations on criminal matters if over the phone or in our office. $200 consultation fee for all other matters. Our professional staff is knowledgable, experienced, and is singularly focused on achieving the best outcome for you.

Janet Holcomb retired from the Benton County Circuit Court after 16 years.  She brings this experience to the clients of Arnold Law.  There is no other firm in the area that has a retired circuit court judge assisting clients in criminal law and family law cases.  Arnold Law's clients have found this experience invaluable.

Jamie joined David E. Carmichael, LLC in 2015. Her practice is focused on property tax appeals, criminal defense, and civil litigation. In 2019, the firm changed it's name to Carmichael & Stanton.. Jamie has litigated over 20 jury trials and countless proceedings in front of a judge alone. Her experience spans all types of criminal cases including: contempts, misdemeanors, and felonies. Jamie took a particular interest in prosecuting animal cruelty cases and won a national award in 2013 for her efforts.. As staff counsel in the Washington State Senate, Jamie drafted bills and amendments on a variety of issues ranging from mental health to fish habitat. Jamie enjoys legal writing and knows how to create a proper trial court record to preserve key issues if an appeal is needed. Due to her time both in the legislature and prosecutor's office she is very comfortable with public speaking and enjoys litigation.. Jamie grew up in Eugene, and graduated from Marist High School. She played division I collegiate volleyball at Eastern Washington University where her team advanced to the second round of the NCAA tournament in 2001. She graduated with honors from EWU in 2004. Jamie later attended Willamette University College of Law. During law school, Jamie served as student bar association president, interned for the Oregon Court of Appeals, and worked as a certified law clerk for the Marion County District Attorney's Office. When she graduated in 2009, she was honored with the Bruce Spaulding Memorial Award for Trial Advocacy.. Jamie resides with her husband and children in Lane County. She is David Carmichael's daughter. The Stanton's other beloved roommates include their cat Mitts and dog Buster. Jamie is a lifelong Oregon Duck fan and loves going to the Oregon coast with her family.

I learned the ropes working for Judges and Insurance Companies.  Now, I work for individuals who have claims against insurance companies for injuries.   I am passionate about my job and take seriously the role of helping each of my clients in anyway possible.

I have have been in the business of winning federal appeals for disability clients since 2005.  I also represent disability clients at hearings throughout the State of Oregon.  Prior to specializing in Social Security, I enjoyed trial practice in family law, criminal defense, and business.. I live on a farm outside Junction City, Oregon, with my wife, April (who helps me in the office).  I have lived in Junction City since 1989.  For twenty plus years I worked with Oregon Tilth, and other sustainability and organic organizations to prosper local, organic farmers.  We still enjoy farming, and currently grow lavender, hot peppers, and Christmas trees.  (Try my hot sauce!). I enjoy spending time with my five children (Samara, Rowan, Summer, Dianna, and Stella), golfing, motorcycling, and playing guitar.  I am trying to learn to fly fish, and love to get out and enjoy the natural beauty of Oregon.. I grew up in Richmond, California and moved to Oregon in 1984.  I attended John F. Kennedy High School, spent eight years in the Sea Scouts (The Farallon) and was a champion debater in high school (Nationals 1983).  I majored in International Studies at Reed College in Portland, Oregon.  While at the University of Oregon School of Law I wrote for Keith Aoki and helped organize the Public Interest Environmental Law Conference.  Go Ducks!

I grew up in the small Eastern Oregon town of Milton-Freewater. I moved to Eugene to attend law school at the University of Oregon in 2002, and have lived here ever since. My husband and I are busy raising three children, Zack, Nolan, and Henry. I enjoy gardening, photography, and exploring all that Oregon has to offer.

I grew up in Eugene and attended South Eugene High School. After college at Vanderbilt University I returned home to go to Law School at the U of O. My practice focuses on Workers' Compensation and Social Security Disability law. My wife and I have three kids who keep us on our toes all the time. I enjoy skiing in the winter and running year round. I am involved in Rotary and Lane County's Teen Court.

I began my legal career in 1975.  It has always been my intention to deliver justice in whatever way I could to my clients.  When I was a referee/administrative law judge, I held thousands of hearings in the Willamette Valley and Southwestern Oregon.  The hearings were administrative, and more often than not the parties were not represented.  It was up to me to help each party develop its best case and then rule on the case with a final written order.. When I was with the Attorney General's Office defending claims for SAIF, I had an oportunity to learn how the workers compensation system worked.  It was a revelation which led me to leave and represent injured workers, for that is where my heart is.  I am still doing it.. I take great pleasure in helping my clients through very difficult situations.  I know it is especially important to help them through the maze of programs in addition to the workers compensation system, to ensure they get through with as few losses and indignities as possible.  My staff and I feel it is our duty to do so.. For six years I served on the Local Professional Reponsibility Committee.  Its purpose was to contact lawyers who had been the subject of complaints and interview and recommend for or against prosecution by the Oregon State Bar. I believe the Bar is at its best when it promply and impartially responds to complaints, whether from other lawyers, citizens or clients.

I am an appellate and trial lawyer. For over 30 years, I have handled business disputes, class action claims, product liability claims, and labor and employment matters. I was recently at the forefront of national litigation concerning punitive damages and constitutional law. I am also an accomplished labor and employment lawyer, and as such regularly provide day-to-day advice and direction on employment and labor matters in addition to defending clients before administrative agencies and in state and federal court.

I am a graduate of the University of Oregon School of Law, a recipient of the pro-bono law certificate, and a member of the Lane County Bar Association as well as the Oregon Criminal Defense Lawyer's Association. I have practiced with Public Defender Services of Lane County, worked with Legal Aid Services of Oregon, and Clerked for the Honorable Cynthia Carlson of the Lane County Circuit Court.

I am a 2010 graduate from the University of Oregon School of Law.  I clerked for the Lane County Circuit Court from 2010 to 2011.  I started practicing law in Roseburg, Oregon where I worked in private practice doing criminal defense, delinquency defense, dependency defense and family law.  In 2016, I left private practice and became a public defender so that I can focus 100% of my practice to helping clients without worrying about their ability to pay.  I moved back to Lane County where I grew up, and joined Public Defender Services of Lane County, Inc. where I do almost exclusively dependency defense, representing children and parents in juvenile court when DHS has alleged abuse and/or neglect in the family.

Bill Gary's practice focuses on litigation and appellate law. He is highly regarded for his skills in the development and implementation of strategies for business and government clients to manage complex and multifaceted problems. Bill is the firm’s senior trial attorney with expertise in commercial, constitutional, government and product liability cases. He has appeared in more than 1,400 appeals and has argued hundreds of cases in the Oregon Supreme Court, Oregon Court of Appeals, federal appellate courts and the United States Supreme Court. He served as Oregon’s Solicitor General and Deputy Attorney General (second in command of the Oregon Department of Justice). He served as President of the firm from 1990-2008 and he is currently the Chair of the Board of Directors.

Benjamin Wang is admitted to practice law before the federal District Court for Oregon and the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. His education, training and experience with the U.S. immigration system give him a unique ability to understand the concerns and needs of his clients.. My Wang’s immigration law practice has grown steadily over the years into a full service immigration law firm. For more than 19 years, Mr. Wang has practiced U.S. immigration laws in Eugene, Oregon and has successfully helped hundreds of clients stay together with their families and continue their search for happiness and opportunity in the U.S.. Benjamin Beijing Wang, P.C. provides services in the following U.S. immigration law related areas:. As immigration law is federal law, you do not need to be in Oregon in order to seek Mr. Wang’s legal expertise and assistance on immigration law issues.  Mr. Wang can represent you no matter where you may be.

At Behrends, Carusone & Covington, Attorneys at Law, PC, we specialize in compassion, communication and peace of mind. We know that sometimes bad things happen to good people. If you have questions or need help with bankruptcy or tax debt, please call or email. We'll get back to you right away.. I started my own practice on July 1, 1981 and know the challenges of being a small business owner. I love practicing bankruptcy law because I know that I am helping people resolve their problems and get back to a normal financial life. I feel the same about getting settlement offers approved for clients with tax issues that have taken over their lives.. I have been married for 42 years and have two adult children and three grandchildren. Eugene has been my home for 46 years and while I love to travel, I can't imagine living anywhere else. I enjoy sailing, bicycling and skiing, both downhill and cross-country.

Andersen Law, LLC is an immigration law firm assisting individuals, families, and business owners throughout Eugene, Springfield and all of Oregon. Our firm can help you find solutions to your immigration law issues. We pride ourselves on our professionalism, our efficiency and hard work. Give us a call. You may have more options than you think.

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