Karen Schoenfeld - Hood River, OR
Attorney at Schoenfeld & Schoenfeld, P.C.
Wrongful Death Lawyers in Hood River, OR
212 Front Street Hood River, OR 97031
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Hood River Wrongful Death Lawyer
Updated: 04/08/2026
Areas of Practice
- Wrongful Death
- Workers' Compensation
- Personal Injury
Attorney Information
Overview
Karen Schoenfeld graduated from St. Johns University School of Law in New York City. After working on Wall Street, she moved to Portland, Oregon to pursue her life’s passions. Since 1992 she has dedicated her professional time to representing the rights of those who are seriously injured in accidents through no fault of their own. She has successfully represented over the years, literally thousands of injury victims from all over the country. While most of her cases were settled with the adverse party’s insurance company, she has also tried many cases over the years to a jury. She strongly believes that part of being a trial lawyer means going to trial when it is necessary to protect the full rights of her clients. She is proud of both her settlements and her large jury verdicts.
Karen also has a side specialty of suing her client’s PIP carriers when they refuse to pay for their medical bills. She gets referrals from doctors and clients because of her aggressive position with regard to insurance companies. When not practicing law, Karen enjoys spending time with her family, painting, reading, cross country skiing, and riding her bicycle in the Columbia River gorge area. She recently organized, along with some friends, a group called the SheBikes dedicated to exploring, on bike, the wonders of the Pacific Northwest.
Education
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Legal Education
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St. John's University School of Law, 1989
J.D.
Law Review: St. John's University Law Review, Editor
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St. John's University School of Law, 1989
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Non Legal Education
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Union College,
Schenectady,
New York, 1986
B.A.
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Union College,
Schenectady,
New York, 1986
Past Positions
- Cahill, Gordon and Reindel, New York City, Associate Attorney
- Ball, Janik, LLP, Portland, Oregon, Associate Attorney, 1989 - 1992
Languages
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Spanish
Bar Admissions
- Oregon, 1991
Other Affiliations
- Oregon Trial Lawyers Association (President’s Circle Member)
- American Bar Association (Member)
- Multnomah County Bar (Member)
- Oregon State Bar (Member)
- US District Court for the District of Oregon
Contact
212 Front Street
Hood River, OR 97031
Phone: 503-208-9089
Fax: 503-236-1867
Email: Send a message
Website: https://www.schoenfeldlawyers.com
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