Oregon Lawyers Ryan McLellan to Samantha Sears

Explore Oregon attorneys like Ryan McLellan, Ryan Nisle, Ryan S Gibson, Ryan Scott, Ryan Sudbury, Ryan Vanden Brink, Ryan W. Collier, and Samantha Sears. in cities like Portland, Portland, Salem, Salem and Eugene. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 97204, 97204, 97405.

Ryan McLellan

Ryan Nisle

Samantha Gambo

Samantha Brels

Sam Nelson

Sally Claycomb

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Ryan McLellan

Firm: Smith Freed & Eberhard P.C.

111 SW 5th Avenue , Portland , Oregon 97204

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Ryan Nisle

Firm: Miller Nash Graham & Dunn LLP

111 SW 5th Ave Ste 3400 , Portland , Oregon 97204

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Taxation - State & Federal, Tax

Ryan focuses his practice primarily on tax and business law, with an emphasis on partnership and corporate tax, state and local taxation, international taxation, executive compensation, and tax incentives related to energy and affordable housing. There is no shortage of interesting tax issues that arise from the unique tax structures of Oregon and Washington. Ryan has assisted clients both with resolving state and local tax controversies and with planning and structuring client operations to best meet his clients' business needs, including navigating Oregon's income and property taxes and Washington's sales and use and Business and Occupation (B&O) taxes.In the area of executive compensation, Ryan assists clients in navigating the increasingly complex tax rules applicable to executive compensation and equity awards, including compliance with Internal Revenue Code Section 409A. Ryan has assisted clients in designing multifaceted equity compensation plans, as well as deferred compensation plans for current and incoming executives. Ryan's work in the affordable housing area includes assisting clients with all phases of affordable housing development, including structuring legal entities and financing, negotiating with public and private funders, due diligence and document review and negotiation, troubleshooting and resolving real estate and construction issues, and navigating complex tax issues.

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“Ryan Nisle helped with the tax implications of selling my business in 2012. He was fantastic -- alw”

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Samantha Gamboa

Firm: Gordon & Rees

121 SW Morrison St , Portland , Oregon 97204

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Samantha Brelsford

Firm: Samantha Brelsford Law, LLC

66 Club Road Suite 200 , Eugene , Oregon 97401

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

Samantha Brelsford is your legal professional, specializing in estate planning and immigration law. I am taking new clients so schedule your appointment today!

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Sam Nelson

1001 Molalla Ave Ste 202 , Oregon City , Oregon 97045

Practice Areas: Land Use & Zoning

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“Sam helped me solve my problem with Clackamas County zoning. Thank you Sam!”

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Sally Claycomb

201 W Main St Ste 5 , Medford , Oregon 97501

Practice Areas: Elder Law

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Sabrina P. Loiselle

Firm: Miller Nash LLP

Southwest Fifth Avenue , Portland , Oregon 97204

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy,Corporate ,Debtor/Creditor Rights

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S. Ward Greene

Southwest Fifth Avenue , Portland , Oregon 97201

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy,Business & Commercial,Corporate ,Employment & Labor ,Real Estate

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“Diligent & caring while presenting a well thought-out case to defend me from being devastatingly, financially abused by a large franchise owner who engaged in grossly, underhanded,…”

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Samantha Sears

Firm: University of Oregon

853 E 20th Ave , Eugene , Oregon 97405

Practice Areas: Government

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S Rose

Firm: Rose Legal

520 SW Yamhill , Portland , Oregon 97204

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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“I endorse this lawyer. He is knowledgable in the areas of personal injury and malpractice, and speaks clearly and understandably about these topics.”

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S Dolan

Firm: Dolan Law Group PC

4300 NE Fremont St Ste 250 , Portland , Oregon 97213

Practice Areas: Commercial

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Ryan W. Collier

Firm: Clark, Lindauer, Fetherston, Edmonds, Lippold and Collier, LLP

880 Liberty Street NE , Salem , Oregon 97308

Practice Areas: Business ,Estate Planning,Guardianship and Conservatorship,Probate ,Real Estate

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“I was in need of an attorney, I was new to the Salem area and Ryan was recommended to me by an employee of mine from work. I made an appointment to s...”

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Ryan Scott

1549 SE Ladd Avenue , Portland , Oregon 97214

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Appeals

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Ryan S Gibson

1001 SW 5th Ave, Ste 1100 , Portland , Oregon 97301

Practice Areas: Employment, Wrongful Termination, Sexual Harassment, Discrimination

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S Kerns

Firm: S Michaela Kerns PC

859 Willamette St Ste 260 , Eugene , Oregon 97401

Practice Areas: Family

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“ment. Would definitely recommend Michaela to anyone going through this process and looking for an ad”

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Ryan Vanden Brink

, Oregon

Practice Areas: Contracts & Agreements

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“Ryan worked on a complicated illegal foreclosure by a bank. We reached a pretrial financial settlem”

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Sam Hochberg

Firm: Sam Hochberg & Associates

#750 720 Southwest Washington , Portland , Oregon 97205

Practice Areas: Admiralty & Maritime

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“I was in a motorcycle accident where the driver of the offending vehicle lied to make the motorcyclist (me) at fault. Other attorneys had turned down ...”

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Ryan Sudbury

Firm: Salem City Attorney's Office

555 Liberty St SE Rm 205 , Salem , Oregon 97301

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“I endorse this lawyer.”

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Sam Oliver

Firm: Sam M Oliver PC

3439 SE Hawthorne Blvd #333 , Portland , Oregon 97214

Practice Areas: Immigration

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S. Michael Rose

Firm: D'Amore Law Group

1001 SW 5th Avenue , Portland , Oregon 97204

Practice Areas: Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury, Wrongful Death, Automobile Accidents, Bicycle Accidents, Bus Accidents, Catastrophic Injury, Head Injury, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Pedestrian Injuries, Plaintiffs Personal Injury, Spinal Injury, Traumatic Brain Injury, Uninsured and Underinsured Motorists, Consumer Class Actions, Insurance Bad Faith, Insurance Fraud, Premises Liability

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“Easy to get along with; reasonable.”

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[OR] Kia replaced my engine under warranty, car became undriveable 4 miles after dealer’s post-repair test, now dealer wants $4,314 for clogged catalytic converter they say was l | Aug 17, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
I’m looking for advice about whether I may have any legal recourse against a Kia dealership or Kia America after an engine replacement. I have a 2016 Kia Optima 2.4L with approximately 161,000 miles. I bought the car new. The original engine developed a P1326-related failure. I brought the vehicle to a Kia dealership, and Kia approved an engine replacement. The dealership replaced the engine. Before returning the car to me, they contacted me recommending several additional services, including drive belts, transmission fluid service, brake fluid flush, fuel injection service, tires/alignment, and a driver-side axle. I declined those services. The catalytic converter/exhaust system was not included in those recommendations, and I was not warned that there was an exhaust restriction or that the catalytic converter needed replacement before I drove the vehicle. The dealership then told me the vehicle was completed and ready for pickup. I picked it up and drove only a few minutes before the check-engine light came on. I pulled into a nearby Walmart parking lot, turned the vehicle off, and it would not restart. It had to be towed back to the Kia dealership. I have an original video that I took immediately after the vehicle became disabled showing the odometer at 161,629 miles. After the vehicle was returned, the dealership diagnosed a clogged catalytic converter/exhaust manifold catalytic converter. Their written diagnostic states that the technician found rich-condition codes and an obstructed exhaust/intake and, upon inspection, found a clogged manifold catalytic converter. They quoted me: Part:…
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Location: Oregon, USA. Once upon a time not long ago I (25F) loved my job bartending at a cute taphouse. Then the boss (55+M) showed his true colors and got really creepy. First it was him brushing up against me in tight walkways and calling me “good girl” frequently. Next, it was a new employee confiding in me that he had said things about how he wanted to slow dance with her and how she was the most beautiful woman ever. Then it was me experiencing harassment via texts on my days off. My boss asking me to do “extra” but the more I offered to do what was within my pay rate, the more he’d say “it’s hard to explain” and how the “previous girl” would do things without asking and just took charge which lead to “more money.” Desperate to keep my job, I said that I was there for him if he needed anything done at the taphouse. He’d send mysterious texts that he’d immediately unsend after saying “can I ask you something?” What he wanted was later revealed to me when a new employee was sent explicit texts from him. Nearly identical to what he said to me but then it got evidently sexual. Saying he would “help with money issues” in exchange for the “extra” he’s asking. All the texts he’d send and then unsend. Things like “she doesn’t know where the cameras aren’t” which were about his wife, or “I offered additional shifts to…
Student loan repayment, seeking either refund or small claims court after switching servicers | Aug 15, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
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Hit and run victim -- how to identify the offender? [Oregon] | Aug 10, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
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