We all have the right to exist safely in our homes, at work, and in our own skin. The basic premise of Rachel’s practice is to enforce these rights.
What Clients Have to Say…
“I feel very fortunate to have found Rachel. My case was a little tricky, and after speaking with several attorneys who couldn’t take it, I was referred to Rachel by one who thought she would be a good fit. From the beginning, Rachel and her staff were kind, responsive, and clear about what to expect. They made the process easy and ultimately got me a settlement I’m very pleased with. I’m genuinely grateful for their help and would turn to Rachel first for any future legal needs.”
“Rachel has been incredibly helpful and stands out because she genuinely cares, something that is all too rare when seeking legal counsel. She listens carefully, takes the time to understand the full picture, and consistently does her very best for her clients. Her paralegal is beyond helpful, on target, caring, and supportive, and together they make a great team. Working with Rachel brings a level of trust and reassurance I have not usually experienced when working with counsel. It is refreshing, and I would highly recommend her to anyone in need of thoughtful, dedicated legal representation.”
About Rachel…
Rachel focuses on helping Oregonians reclaim power when they have been discriminated against or harmed, whether by their employers, family members, domestic partners, housing providers, the police, or the government. She has unique experience in advocating for survivors of domestic violence, rape, and stalking, and is an experienced civil litigator. Rachel holds a J.D. from the University of Michigan Law School and was admitted to practice law in Oregon in 2019. She holds a B.A. in Psychology from Willamette University. Her work experience includes practicing as a fellow at Legal Aid Services of Oregon and a staff attorney at the Victim Rights Law Center. She has a proven record of achieving strong verdicts for her clients. During law school, Rachel worked with the Michigan Innocence Clinic and the American Civil Liberties Union. In her private practice, she has obtained multi-million dollar verdicts for clients in complex litigation and negotiated countless settlements for employees and individuals who have suffered harm and discrimination.