Ashley Bannon Moore - Portland, OR
Attorney at Meyer Stephenson Employment Law
Employment Lawyers in Portland, OR
1 SW Columbia Street Ste. 1850 Portland, OR 97258
Portland Employment Lawyer
Updated: 03/10/2026
Areas of Practice
- Employment
Reviews
Customer Reviews for Ashley Bannon Moore
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5.0 Value
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5.0 Quality of Service
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5.0 Professional Competence
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Hired Attorney 2019After many consultations with lawyers, I almost gave up trying to find one to take my case. Many told me that despite my unfortunate situation, I wouldn’t be able to legally do anything about it. Ashley Bannon Moore gave me hope that I’d be able to get justice. Ashley and her paralegal, Laurie Osborn, were an amazing team that did their research to find a solution for me. I am beyond grateful for all the time and care that Ashley put into my case. She helped me find a solution that I didn’t think was possible. She didn’t feel like my lawyer, but more a close friend that really cared about me and the outcome of my case. I would highly recommend Ashley Bannon Moore as an attorney that goes above and beyond with her genuine compassion for her clients.
Contact
1 SW Columbia Street
Ste. 1850
Portland, OR 97258
Phone Number: 844-581-9797
Website: http://oregonworkplacelaw.com/
Hours: Monday to Friday: 8AM-5PM, Saturday and Sunday: Closed
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