
Oregon Workers’ Compensation Lawyer
Industrial injury Attorney Serving Portland and Surrounding Areas
Workers’ compensation under Oregon law is an insurance program for compensating employees who suffer job-related injuries or illnesses. Employees injured on the job or harmed by occupational diseases are entitled to benefits no matter who was at fault, but these benefits generally come at the cost of the right to sue the employer for negligence or wrongful conduct.
Because employees lack the right to sue employers for work injuries, one would expect employers to pay benefits whenever workers are hurt while performing their duties. Unfortunately, however, employers and their insurers may place significant legal obstacles between injured workers and compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and permanent impairment.
As an injured worker, you can help protect yourself by reporting all work accidents to your employer immediately, no matter how small the injury may appear. Symptoms may not be apparent on the day of injury, but waiting too long to report an injury may make it more difficult to fight against the denial of your claim. If you see your doctor for medical treatment first, explain that you were injured on the job. You have the right to choose your health care provider and the right to file a workers’ compensation claim. Employers may pressure you to shake it off or tough it out. Report it instead, and contact an Oregon workers’ compensation attorney for help in getting the benefits that you have earned.
Our Workers’ Comp Law Firm May Be Able to Help
As an Oregon workers’ compensation law firm representing injured workers, we strive to present the strongest possible on-the-job injury or occupational disease claim. We also work to make the complex administrative system of Oregon workers’ comp law understandable to people hurt while doing their jobs.
Contact an Oregon Workers’ Compensation Attorney
If you or a loved one suffer any kind of workplace injury or disease, such as a torn rotator cuff, carpal tunnel syndrome or other hand or wrist injuries, meniscus tear, herniated disc, or hearing loss, contact Portland workers’ comp lawyer Dane Johnson at (503) 975-8298 or contact us online for a free confidential initial consultation. All work comp claims are handled on a contingent fee basis as specified in Oregon statutes. There are no attorney fees unless compensation is recovered for you.



