Yanchar Law Office LLC
Offering legal services in the area of employment discrimination, auto accident and personal injury, and individual/small business contract/lease/document review.
This lawyer is licensed to practice in Oregon and has no record of discipline from the Oregon bar association. *
Yanchar Law Office LLC
Offering legal services in the area of employment discrimination, auto accident and personal injury, and individual/small business contract/lease/document review.
This lawyer is licensed to practice in Oregon and has no record of discipline from the Oregon bar association. *
Please visit the website for more information about the firm, costs, practice areas, and ways to contact.
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Main
3518 S Corbett Avenue
Portland, OR 97239
(503) 893-9417
(503) 334-2902
Motor vehicle accidents and personal injury
consultations for employment discrimination ($100) demand letters/drafting (hourly based) document review (hourly based)
375/hour
By appointment only.
No
Representing employees in wrongful termination and discrimination claims. Visit yancharlawoffice.com for more information.
Representing employees in wrongful termination and discrimination claims. Visit yancharlawoffice.com for more information.
Yes! Actually it is appreciated that you attempted to write your own document. It speaks to the firm that you are willing to try to figure out your situation which makes it easier to discuss changes with you.
Google is the enemy. Our viewpoint is that it is great that you want to know more, but at the same time don't confuse your google search with a law degree. Anything can be a truth online.
As often as possible. Usually it saves both you and the other side money, while making both sides become highly involved in the process. Attorneys are good but by nature, we are adversarial.
I know how it is to be a client (I have been before), a paralegal, and an attorney. Besides having experience and tenacity, I highly prioritize communication with my clients and want nothing more than you to walk away happy with the representation no matter how it turns out.
Of course. There would be a charge for the preparation of course, but if you believe you can handle it on your own, by all means take a wack at it!
He graduated from the University of Toledo in 2004 in Paralegal Studies. From there he worked in various firms until he made the decision to go to law school in 2008 to pursue a career as an attorney.
In 2011 he graduated from the Western Michigan Thomas Cooley Law School with honors, and then continued his education and received an LL.M. in Gay Rights Law. During his time at law school, he was a two-time winner of a school-wide litigation competition, while also participating in Moot Court and ADR competitions and groups.
He became licensed in the State of Oregon in 2012, and always focused in the areas of employment discrimination, personal injury, and have done other areas such as family law, document/contract review, small business advice, landlord-tenant evictions/lease reviewing, and very light criminal work.
But more importantly, his focus has always been to help with the LGBTQ+ community. As being part of the community himself, he finds it more important than ever that everyone fights for the equality of all Oregonians, and Americans, in pursuing the equal treatment in all areas of the law, privileges and protections that the law should afford us, and to hold those that seek to destroy equality accountable for their actions.
In his free time he enjoys going to the gym, playing sports, cooking and baking, and a huge Marvel/DC fan.
Bar Number: 121523
Oregon, 2012
Western Michigan University Thomas Cooley Law
JD, 2011
Western Michigan University Thomas Cooley Law
LL.M., 2012
He graduated from the University of Toledo in 2004 in Paralegal Studies. From there he worked in various firms until he made the decision to go to law school in 2008 to pursue a career as an attorney.
In 2011 he graduated from the Western Michigan Thomas Cooley Law School with honors, and then continued his education and received an LL.M. in Gay Rights Law. During his time at law school, he was a two-time winner of a school-wide litigation competition, while also participating in Moot Court and ADR competitions and groups.
He became licensed in the State of Oregon in 2012, and always focused in the areas of employment discrimination, personal injury, and have done other areas such as family law, document/contract review, small business advice, landlord-tenant evictions/lease reviewing, and very light criminal work.
But more importantly, his focus has always been to help with the LGBTQ+ community. As being part of the community himself, he finds it more important than ever that everyone fights for the equality of all Oregonians, and Americans, in pursuing the equal treatment in all areas of the law, privileges and protections that the law should afford us, and to hold those that seek to destroy equality accountable for their actions.
In his free time he enjoys going to the gym, playing sports, cooking and baking, and a huge Marvel/DC fan.
Bar Number: 121523
Oregon, 2012
Western Michigan University Thomas Cooley Law JD, 2011
Western Michigan University Thomas Cooley Law LL.M., 2012
Please visit the website for more information about the firm, costs, practice areas, and ways to contact.
ONLINE INTAKE FORM AVAILABLE. PLEASE GO TO THE FIRM'S WEBSITE TO FILL OUT FOR A CONSULTATION.
Main
3518 S Corbett Avenue
Portland, OR 97239
(503) 893-9417
(503) 334-2902
Motor vehicle accidents and personal injury
consultations for employment discrimination ($100) demand letters/drafting (hourly based) document review (hourly based)
375/hour
By appointment only.
No
Representing employees in wrongful termination and discrimination claims. Visit yancharlawoffice.com for more information.
Representing employees in wrongful termination and discrimination claims. Visit yancharlawoffice.com for more information.
Yes! Actually it is appreciated that you attempted to write your own document. It speaks to the firm that you are willing to try to figure out your situation which makes it easier to discuss changes with you.
Google is the enemy. Our viewpoint is that it is great that you want to know more, but at the same time don't confuse your google search with a law degree. Anything can be a truth online.
As often as possible. Usually it saves both you and the other side money, while making both sides become highly involved in the process. Attorneys are good but by nature, we are adversarial.
I know how it is to be a client (I have been before), a paralegal, and an attorney. Besides having experience and tenacity, I highly prioritize communication with my clients and want nothing more than you to walk away happy with the representation no matter how it turns out.
Of course. There would be a charge for the preparation of course, but if you believe you can handle it on your own, by all means take a wack at it!
He graduated from the University of Toledo in 2004 in Paralegal Studies. From there he worked in various firms until he made the decision to go to law school in 2008 to pursue a career as an attorney.
In 2011 he graduated from the Western Michigan Thomas Cooley Law School with honors, and then continued his education and received an LL.M. in Gay Rights Law. During his time at law school, he was a two-time winner of a school-wide litigation competition, while also participating in Moot Court and ADR competitions and groups.
He became licensed in the State of Oregon in 2012, and always focused in the areas of employment discrimination, personal injury, and have done other areas such as family law, document/contract review, small business advice, landlord-tenant evictions/lease reviewing, and very light criminal work.
But more importantly, his focus has always been to help with the LGBTQ+ community. As being part of the community himself, he finds it more important than ever that everyone fights for the equality of all Oregonians, and Americans, in pursuing the equal treatment in all areas of the law, privileges and protections that the law should afford us, and to hold those that seek to destroy equality accountable for their actions.
In his free time he enjoys going to the gym, playing sports, cooking and baking, and a huge Marvel/DC fan.
Bar Number: 121523
Oregon, 2012
Western Michigan University Thomas Cooley Law
JD, 2011
Western Michigan University Thomas Cooley Law
LL.M., 2012
He graduated from the University of Toledo in 2004 in Paralegal Studies. From there he worked in various firms until he made the decision to go to law school in 2008 to pursue a career as an attorney.
In 2011 he graduated from the Western Michigan Thomas Cooley Law School with honors, and then continued his education and received an LL.M. in Gay Rights Law. During his time at law school, he was a two-time winner of a school-wide litigation competition, while also participating in Moot Court and ADR competitions and groups.
He became licensed in the State of Oregon in 2012, and always focused in the areas of employment discrimination, personal injury, and have done other areas such as family law, document/contract review, small business advice, landlord-tenant evictions/lease reviewing, and very light criminal work.
But more importantly, his focus has always been to help with the LGBTQ+ community. As being part of the community himself, he finds it more important than ever that everyone fights for the equality of all Oregonians, and Americans, in pursuing the equal treatment in all areas of the law, privileges and protections that the law should afford us, and to hold those that seek to destroy equality accountable for their actions.
In his free time he enjoys going to the gym, playing sports, cooking and baking, and a huge Marvel/DC fan.
Bar Number: 121523
Oregon, 2012
Western Michigan University Thomas Cooley Law JD, 2011
Western Michigan University Thomas Cooley Law LL.M., 2012
This lawyer is licensed to practice in Oregon and has no record of discipline from the Oregon bar association. *
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This lawyer is licensed to practice in Oregon and has no record of discipline from the Oregon bar association. *
* Nolo has confirmed that every member attorney has a valid license and is in good standing with the state agency that licenses lawyers. Any past disbarments and suspensions (with possible exceptions for minor violations or nonpayment of dues, in our discretion) will be indicated accordingly in the badge. Member attorneys are required to notify Nolo immediately if they become the subject of any disciplinary action by any state licensing agency.
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