Spencer M. Neal - Portland, OR
Attorney at Oregon Law Center
Lawyers in Portland, OR
522 SouthWest Fifth Avenue Suite 812 Portland, OR 97204
Updated: 03/02/2026
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Hired Attorney 2022PLEASE READ THIS FIRST; Mr. Neal Spencer is the Most Dishonest, Unethical &Worse lawyer I have ever hires, This man Works with DA or your opponent behind your back. He will make you think he is working for you and Defending or Doing everything in your best interest. In Reality he is working with your Opponent. Mr. Spencer is the Only attorney I have ever seen to lie in your face & change his story later. He is Dishonest, Decivefull. If he is appointed by the court, Do Not Accept him as lawyer & ask for a different lawyer. Court appointment lawyer could be replace 3 times. Be aware of this fact,Do not let him Represent you, Unless you want an outcome Worse than guily pleading Guilty. I am in my 60's, we experienced & knowledgeable,pls be very careful if he is representinf to. His office is like daycare messy, crowded, unorganized simply because he does not have any clients due to his shady work. Thank you all
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