We are passionate about protecting our clients and of the rights of injured workers in Oregon. For over 30 years we have helped Oregonians get the compensation they deserve. Moore and Jensen Attorneys provide dedicated representation to individuals with Work Place and Workers Compensations claims, Third Party Injuries, Auto Accidents and Social Security Claims.
We founded our practice on the belief that everyone needs someone in there corner and that you deserve the best and most efficient legal service available.
We founded our practice on the belief that everyone needs someone in there corner and that you deserve the best and most efficient legal service available.
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Moore & Jensen is the successor law firm to Malagon, Moore, & Jensen, and a number of other law firms going back to the late 60s. Chris Moore began practicing at this law firm in 1982, and Christine Jensen joined the firm in 1986. The law firm has always been dedicated to representing injured Oregonians, whether injured at work or in a construction accident or in a motor vehicle accident.
If you get hurt while you are working, then you may have a workers' compensation claim. Your employer is required by law to have insurance to cover these problems. You need to file a claim and it would be a good idea to contact us here at Moore & Jensen because of the complexities of the law. If you are disabled and cannot work at all, then regardless of the cause of that disability, you may be entitled to Social Security disability benefits.
If you have suffered an on-the-job injury, you need to file an Oregon Workers Compensation claim. If you have suffered an on-the-job injury, you need to file a claim immediately. The longer you wait to file the claim, the more likely it is that the claim will be denied, particularly if you get hurt Friday and don't report the injury until after the weekend.
My claim was denied. What do I do now? A hearing must be requested in your claim within 60 days of the date on the denial. While it is possible that you might have a good excuse to request a hearing within 180 days after the denial was mailed, as a practical matter, it is very unlikely. Therefore, you need to contact us immediately so that we can request a hearing.
Some injured workers want out of the Workers Compensation system and choose to settle their Workers Compensation claims. Two types of settlement exist, depending on your claim status. If the insurer has accepted your claim, you may settle your claim through a Claim Disposition Agreement (CDA). Through a CDA you give up certain rights in exchange for a lump sum of money.
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