We represented the plaintiff in an Oregon Supreme Court case which established that injured workers have a right to demand return to their jobs.

A case involving liver damage resulting from exposure to work place toxic chemicals which was resolved by settlement having a present value of $1.3 million.

We won a workers' compensation case for a worker whose 1984 hearing loss claim had been denied. The Court agreed with us that the worker was not precluded from bringing a claim based on the worsening of his hearing loss…

Claimant had an accepted low back claim and had surgery in 2008. In 2011, claimant's doctor requested another surgery which the insurer refused to authorize. We challenged the refusal and won the right for claimant to have another surgery.

Claimant had an accepted head injury from 1997. In 2007, she required dental implants because of temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder, caused by the work accident. The worker's compensation insurer denied paying for this treatment valued at $16,000. We challenged this…

Claimant, a former warehouse worker, had an accepted shoulder claim that prevented him from returning to his job-at-injury. The insurer found that he was not eligible for vocational assistance because he could return to some suitable work. We challenged the…