On Behalf of David L. Kramer, P.C. | Nov 9, 2020 | Firm News
No one wants to imagine the likelihood of a child experiencing abuse in their foster home, especially if the child has moved from home to home in the foster care system. However, it is a reality for many children. It begs the question of how community members,...
On Behalf of David L. Kramer, P.C. | Oct 8, 2019 | Firm News
When a child in Oregon is a victim of abuse, the consequences last long into adulthood. Each child reacts differently to abuse which affects their long-term capabilities with processing it. A child left in the custody of someone who abuses their position extends...
On Behalf of David L. Kramer, P.C. | May 23, 2019 | Firm News
Children should never experience abuse. However, child abuse is still a problem throughout the state. As an adult, it is important to advocate for any child you think may be the victim of abuse. However, it can sometimes be unclear how to best advocate for a child if...
On Behalf of David L. Kramer, P.C. | Apr 29, 2019 | employment law, Firm News
Several recent high-profile cases in the media have made workplace sexual harassment a common topic of conversation. Victims are beginning to feel as though they have more means to come forward with their stories, in the hopes that perpetrators will be punished...
On Behalf of David L. Kramer, P.C. | Apr 17, 2019 | Firm News, nursing home abuse
There are a large number of nursing homes that do not provide adequate care for residents. And sadly, many cases of abuse and neglect at such facilities goes unreported. According to a recent Government Accountability Office report, the Centers for Medicare &...
On Behalf of David L. Kramer, P.C. | Apr 8, 2019 | Firm News
After enduring harassment or learning of an unhealthy practice at work, many may wish to report the incident to hold the at-fault parties accountable. However, something often stands in the way: the threat of retaliation in the workplace. Both Oregon and federal law...
On Behalf of David L. Kramer, P.C. | Apr 4, 2019 | Firm News
Child abuse is wrong, whether it is physical, emotional, sexual or neglect. In many cases, the abuser is someone the child knows and trusts. Therefore, discovering a child you love has been abused can be difficult. They are often ashamed about what happened or fearful...
