Attorney General

The Oregon Department of Justice, led by Attorney General Dan Rayfield, provides essential justice services to support safe and healthy communities across the state. With a commitment to bold consumer protection initiatives and advocacy for vulnerable populations, the organization plays a vital role in safeguarding the rights of Oregonians. Offering various resources, including civil rights guidance and crime victim support, the department is dedicated to addressing critical issues such as firearm prevention, consumer protection, and civil advocacy. Through numerous divisions and outreach efforts, the Oregon Department of Justice aims to foster trust, transparency, and justice within the community. Generated from the website

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Welcome to the practice of George J. Wall where I focus on helping injured workers and people seeking Social Security disability benefits. There is no charge for your initial consultation. You will never pay an attorney fee unless I am successful in obtaining benefits for you. If you are confused or uncertain about your legal matter, or feeling pressured by anyone involved in your case, you may benefit from speaking with an experienced attorney who focuses on your area of concern. Whether you were just injured on the job, or are suffering from a lifetime of accumulated work-related injury, navigating the complexities of the Oregon workers' compensation system can be daunting. All too frequently, claims are denied or prematurely closed, or benefits are discontinued. These issues usually have a strict time limit to appeal -- if your claim has been denied, closed, or benefits discontinued, you should seek legal advice as soon as possible so that you do not lose any potential benefits. These are issues where an experienced workers' compensation attorney can assist in making sure you obtain the benefits you are entitled to. Shipyard workers are frequently covered under the U.S. Longshore and Harbor Workers Act, before the U.S. Dept. of Labor's Office of Workers Compensation Claims. An attorney focusing on this area can greatly benefit an injured worker in obtaining the benefits they have earned through their employment. Often, the process of obtaining benefits under either SSD or SSI is confusing, with conflicting instructions, unclear deadlines, and a seemingly never-ending process that often results in the denial of benefits to clearly disabled individuals. An experienced social security disability attorney can reduce the stress involved in obtaining benefits. Call today to get the help you deserve!