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Underdog Law Office is an Oregon civil rights law firm. We help people facing discrimination based on religion, age, race, sex, disability, income, and other reasons prohibited by law. We help people enforce their civil rights in the workplace, and also while shopping, banking, or trying to rent a home. We offer free civil rights case evaluations for potential clients. We accept civil rights cases on contingency, meaning clients pay no money upfront.
Americans are protected under the Constitution, which outlines our civil rights. There are also several other federal and state laws that detail our rights and how to handle violations. But that doesn’t always stop some individuals and parties in Portland from violating them, including employers, prisons, law enforcement, and other government entities. The most common civil rights violations occur with our Fourth (freedom of movement), Eighth (cruel and unusual punishment), and Fourteenth Amendment (deprivation of life, liberty, and property) rights. If you or a loved one have been affected by restricted movement, cruel or unusual punishment, or deprivation of life and liberty, call us right away.
In Oregon, there is no set maximum for victims or families of victims can recover in civil rights cases. Essentially, you are able to sue however much is warranted in your case. However, damages (dollar amount included) are determined by the severity of the violation, including financial loss and emotional distress. It’s best for an attorney to decide how much to sue. We at Underdog Law Office will work hard to get the maximum amount for you and your loved ones.
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Please note that an initial review of your case does not form an attorney-client relationship, and that until we provide you with a representation agreement, and you sign and return that representation agreement, we are not your attorneys and you are not represented by Underdog Law Office or OlsenDaines. Please note that we have not reviewed the statute of limitations for your case or any other deadlines that may be approaching, and will not keep track of these deadlines during the initial consult process. If you feel you need assistance sooner than we can provide, please seek alternate counsel immediately.
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