If you’re reading this, your family may be facing one of the most terrifying moments of your life, right here in Oregon. Your child was supposed to find camaraderie and build lifelong friendships at college. Instead, they were subjected to horrifying rituals, systematic abuse, and potentially life-altering injuries. We understand the fear, the anger, and the profound sense of betrayal you must be feeling. We’re here to help families in Oregon fight back against the insidious culture of hazing that continues to plague our universities and tear lives apart.

We are Attorney911, and we are currently leading the charge against hazing in a landmark $10 million lawsuit against Pi Kappa Phi and the University of Houston. This isn’t theoretical; this is a live, ongoing battle in the courts. We’re applying aggressive, data-driven litigation strategies to hold every responsible party accountable, from individual perpetrators to national organizations and the universities that enable them. What happened to our client in Texas is happening in Oregon, and we are ready to bring that same relentless fight to your family when tragedy strikes.

The Hazing Crisis: Why Oregon Families Need Us

Hazing is not a harmless rite of passage. It is not “boys being boys” or “tradition.” It is a dangerous, often criminal act that inflicts severe physical and psychological trauma. The dark reality is that hazing incidents are far too common, even at respected institutions here in Oregon and across the country. Students are dying, being permanently injured, and suffering debilitating psychological harm, all under the guise of “brotherhood” or “sisterhood.”

For parents in Oregon, sending a child off to college is a dream of opportunity, growth, and community. The last thing you expect is for that dream to turn into a nightmare of abuse. Yet, year after year, headlines emerge detailing new, horrific hazing incidents. These events are not isolated; they are symptoms of a systemic problem, often enabled by a culture of silence and institutional negligence.

We see this pattern repeatedly. Universities across Oregon, from Portland State University and the University of Oregon to Oregon State University and Willamette University, host active Greek life chapters and other student organizations where hazing can — and does — occur. These are the same national fraternities and sororities with chapters elsewhere that have paid millions in settlements because of their deadly practices.

The Landmark Case: A $10 Million Fight You Need to Know About

The case of Leonel Bermudez v. Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity, Inc., et al. is not just another lawsuit; it is the embodiment of everything Attorney911 stands for in the fight against hazing. This case, filed in November 2025 in Harris County Civil District Court, demonstrates our unwavering commitment to victims and our aggressive approach to accountability. For families in Oregon, it’s a stark warning and a beacon of hope.

This is what hazing looks like today in America. This is the horror your child could face. And this is how Attorney911 fights back.

Leonel Bermudez was a “ghost rush,” a prospective member who wasn’t even enrolled at the University of Houston yet. He was planning to transfer for the Spring 2026 semester. Yet, he was subjected to an escalating pattern of abuse, psychological torture, and extreme physical punishment from the moment he accepted a bid to join Pi Kappa Phi on September 16, 2025.

Within weeks, what began as a desire for friendship turned into a fight for his life. The hazing included:

• Waterboarding with a garden hose: During forced calisthenics, pledges were sprayed in the face with a hose, simulating drowning. The lawsuit characterizes this as torture, a sentiment echoed by media reports.
• Hog-tying: On October 13, another pledge was hog-tied face-down on a table with an object in his mouth for over an hour. This wasn’t an isolated incident, but part of a systematic pattern.
• Forced eating until vomiting: Leonel and other pledges were made to consume massive amounts of milk, hot dogs, and even peppercorns until they vomited. Then, they were forced to continue grueling sprints, sometimes lying in their own vomit.
• Extreme physical exertion: The hazing culminated in an incident on November 3, 2025, where Leonel was forced to perform over 100 pushups, 500 squats, “high-volume suicides,” bear crawls, wheelbarrows, and other exercises. He was made to recite the fraternity creed under threat of immediate expulsion.
• Physical abuse: The lawsuit explicitly mentions pledges being struck with wooden paddles.
• Sleep deprivation and humiliation: Leonel was forced to drive fraternity members during early morning hours, leading to exhaustion. He was made to carry a fanny pack with objects of a sexual nature at all times and stripped to his underwear in cold weather.

On November 3, after missing an event, Leonel was brutally punished. He was pushed to his absolute physical limit, collapsing from exhaustion. Our attorney, Ralph Manginello, recounted to ABC13 that Leonel “crawled up the stairs” when he finally made it home. The next two days, his condition worsened, and his mother rushed him to the hospital on November 6. He was passing brown urine, a critical sign of severe muscle breakdown.

Leonel was hospitalized for three nights and four days, diagnosed with severe rhabdomyolysis and acute kidney failure. His creatine kinase levels were dangerously high, confirming the extent of the muscle damage. This life-threatening condition, which Attorney911 has specific expertise in litigating, can lead to permanent kidney damage or even death.

The aftermath was swift but telling:

• On November 6, Pi Kappa Phi National suspended the UH chapter.
• By November 14, Pi Kappa Phi National officially closed the Beta Nu Chapter. In their public statement, they admitted to “violations of the Fraternity’s risk management policy and membership conduct standards.” Crucially, they closed the chapter a full week before our lawsuit was filed, demonstrating a clear consciousness of guilt.
• On November 21, 2025, Attorney911 filed the $10 million lawsuit against Pi Kappa Phi, the University of Houston, the UH Board of Regents, the Pi Kappa Phi Housing Corporation, and 13 individual fraternity members, including the president, pledgemaster, and even a former member and his spouse who hosted hazing at their residence.

The University of Houston, through a spokesperson, acknowledged the events were “deeply disturbing” and a “clear violation of our community standards,” mentioning “potential criminal charges.” Yet, Pi Kappa Phi’s national organization declared on its website, “we look forward to returning to campus at the appropriate time,” a shockingly unrepentant statement given the severity of the victim’s injuries.

This case serves as concrete proof that Attorney911 doesn’t just talk about hazing; we are actively fighting it in court, holding liable parties accountable, and getting critical media attention. For any family in Oregon grappling with the aftermath of hazing, this ongoing case demonstrates our firm’s aggressive, thorough, and data-driven approach.

What Hazing Really Looks Like: Beyond the Stereotypes

Many Oregon parents may envision hazing as harmless pranks or mild inconveniences. The reality, as tragically demonstrated by Leonel Bermudez’s experience, is far more sinister. Modern hazing rituals are often life-threatening acts of physical and psychological torture designed to break down a person’s will and instill absolute obedience. These are no longer just “traditions;” they are criminal acts with devastating consequences.

Here in Oregon, at universities like the University of Oregon in Eugene, Oregon State University in Corvallis, and Portland State University, the same national fraternities and other organizations exist, and the same horrifying activities can unfold. What happened to Leonel could happen to your child at any local institution.

Today’s hazing often involves:

• Extreme Physical Abuse: Beyond endless push-ups, we see beatings, forced calisthenics to the point of collapse (leading to conditions like rhabdomyolysis and kidney failure, as in Leonel’s case), hog-tying, sleep deprivation that pushes pledges to exhaustion, and even branding or burning. Simulated waterboarding, a form of torture, highlights the sadistic nature of some rituals.
• Forced Consumption: This frequently includes binge drinking of alcohol, sometimes an entire bottle, leading to alcohol poisoning and death. Pledges might also be forced to eat disgusting substances or consume vast quantities of food until they vomit, often followed by further physical punishment.
• Psychological Torture: This can be as damaging as physical abuse, involving humiliation, degradation, public shaming, isolation, and verbal abuse designed to erode self-esteem. Threats of expulsion or social ostracism create a climate of fear that prevents victims from speaking out.
• Sexual Abuse: Disturbingly, hazing can include forced nudity, sexually suggestive acts, sexual assault, or carrying items of a sexual nature, all designed to humiliate and strip a person of their dignity.
• Exposure: Pledges may be forced into extreme weather conditions, confined in small spaces, or left in isolated locations, risking hypothermia, heatstroke, or other serious health complications.
• Servitude and Sleep Deprivation: Pledges are often treated as personal servants, forced to run errands, clean, or drive fraternity members at all hours, leading to severe sleep deprivation and mental and physical exhaustion.

The immediate medical consequences of such abuse are severe: acute alcohol poisoning, traumatic brain injury, internal organ damage, extreme dehydration, rhabdomyolysis and kidney failure, hypothermia, and cardiac arrest. The long-term effects frequently include Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), severe anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation, substance abuse, and lasting physical injuries. These are not minor incidents; these are life-altering traumas that demand justice.

Who Is Responsible: Holding Every Entity Accountable

When hazing occurs in Oregon, it’s rarely just one individual acting alone. There is often a web of responsibility that includes the individuals directly involved, the local chapter, the national fraternity or sorority organization, and the university itself. Attorney911 works tirelessly to identify and pursue every single entity that bears culpability.

In states like Oregon, universities have a legal and moral duty to protect their students, and national Greek organizations have strict anti-hazing policies they are supposed to enforce. When these duties are neglected, and these policies are violated, every party in the chain of command becomes legally responsible.

Based on our approach in the Bermudez case, we meticulously identify and target:

1. Individual Perpetrators: This includes the fraternity or sorority members who directly engaged in or facilitated the hazing, such as the chapter president, pledgemaster, and active members. Even former members and their spouses who host hazing activities at their private residences can be held liable, as in Leonel’s case. These individuals can face criminal charges under Oregon law and civil lawsuits for assault, battery, and negligence.
2. Local Chapters: The specific fraternity or sorority chapter involved is directly responsible for organizing and conducting the hazing rituals. They can be held vicariously liable for the actions of their members and can face penalties including fines and loss of university recognition.
3. National Fraternity or Sorority Organizations: These powerful national entities, many of which have chapters at universities throughout Oregon, often establish anti-hazing policies but consistently fail to enforce them. They collect dues, provide resources, and influence local chapter culture. They can be held liable for negligent supervision, failure to train, and for enabling a culture where hazing thrives, especially if they have a history of prior hazing incidents. Pi Kappa Phi, the national organization involved in Leonel’s case, has over 150 chapters across the country, including those near Oregon, such as at the University of Portland, Oregon State University, and the University of Oregon. Our data shows a disturbing pattern of repeat hazing.
4. Universities and Colleges: Institutions like the University of Oregon, Oregon State University, and Portland State University have a duty to provide a safe environment for their students. When they own property where hazing occurs (as the University of Houston owned the Pi Kappa Phi house), failed to adequately supervise Greek life, or ignored prior hazing incidents, they can be held liable for institutional negligence. Their inaction can allow a dangerous environment to fester on campus.
5. Housing Corporations: These entities often own and manage the physical fraternity or sorority houses. If hazing occurs on their property, they can be held responsible for premises liability if they knew or should have known about the dangerous activities and failed to act.
6. Insurance Carriers: These “deep pockets” are critical to securing significant compensation for victims. We aggressively pursue claims against the liability insurance policies held by national organizations, universities, and individuals to ensure our clients receive the maximum possible recovery. We know their playbook because our own attorneys, Ralph Manginello and Lupe Peña, worked for insurance defense firms before dedicating their careers to victims.

Every one of these entities has resources – real estate, bank accounts, and substantial insurance policies. Our goal is to ensure that every potentially liable party contributes to compensating the victim, sending a clear message that hazing will no longer be tolerated.

What These Cases Win: Multi-Million Dollar Proof

The devastation caused by hazing deserves significant compensation. Families in Oregon should know that successful hazing lawsuits routinely result in multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements, demonstrating that courts and juries are increasingly willing to hold responsible parties accountable. These outcomes are not just justice for the victims; they serve as powerful deterrents for other organizations and institutions.

These precedent-setting cases from across the nation are beacons of what is possible for victims in Oregon:

• Stone Foltz (Bowling Green State University / Pi Kappa Alpha, 2021): Stone Foltz died from alcohol poisoning after being forced to drink an entire bottle of alcohol during a hazing ritual. His family received over $10.1 million in settlements, including $2.9 million from Bowling Green State University and $7.2 million from Pi Kappa Alpha and its individuals. This is crucial as our $10 million demand in the Bermudez case is directly aligned with this precedent.
• Maxwell Gruver (Louisiana State University / Phi Delta Theta, 2017): Max Gruver died from acute alcohol poisoning with a BAC over six times the legal limit after a forced drinking game. A jury awarded his family a $6.1 million verdict. This case also led to the passage of Louisiana’s “Max Gruver Act,” making hazing a felony.
• Timothy Piazza (Penn State University / Beta Theta Pi, 2017): Timothy Piazza died from a traumatic brain injury after falling repeatedly during a hazing gauntlet where he consumed 18 drinks in 82 minutes. Fraternity members waited 12 hours before calling 911. The settlements reached an estimated $110+ million, and 18 fraternity members faced criminal charges. The tragedy led to Pennsylvania’s “Timothy J. Piazza Antihazing Law.”
• Andrew Coffey (Florida State University / Pi Kappa Phi, 2017): Tragically, Andrew Coffey died from alcohol poisoning after being forced to drink a full bottle of bourbon during a Pi Kappa Phi event. This is the same national fraternity involved in Leonel Bermudez’s case. While the settlement amount was confidential, criminal charges were filed, and the chapter was permanently closed. This incident eight years prior demonstrates Pi Kappa Phi’s documented history of deadly hazing and their failure to adequately prevent it, a critical point for our current litigation.
• Adam Oakes (Virginia Commonwealth University / Delta Chi, 2021): Adam Oakes died from alcohol poisoning during a Delta Chi bid acceptance event. His family recently reached a $4+ million settlement.

These cases collectively demonstrate a pattern: hazing victims and their families can, and do, win substantial compensation. From the halls of Penn State to the campuses of Louisiana, families have stood up and achieved significant victories, inspiring legislative change and forcing national organizations and universities to confront their roles in perpetuating hazing culture.

For Leonel Bermudez, who survived but now faces the long-term health consequences of severe rhabdomyolysis and kidney failure, our $10 million demand is firmly rooted in these precedents. The egregious nature of the hazing he endured – waterboarding, paddles, forced eating – coupled with the established pattern of historical negligence by both Pi Kappa Phi and the University of Houston, clearly justifies a multi-million dollar recovery. Your child’s case in Oregon, whether involving physical injury, psychological trauma, or wrongful death, can follow this same path to justice.

Oregon Law Protects You: Understanding Your Rights

While our firm is based in Texas, the core principles of hazing law, civil liability, and negligence apply across the United States. Many states, including Oregon, have specific anti-hazing laws designed to protect students. Importantly, federal civil rights claims and general negligence principles mean that Attorney911, through our federal court admissions and willingness to travel, can represent victims in Oregon just as effectively as we do in Texas.

In Oregon, the fight against hazing is backed by state law. Oregon Revised Statutes, Chapter 163, addresses assault and related crimes, which can directly apply to physical hazing incidents. More specifically, Oregon universities also typically have strong anti-hazing policies that align with, or even extend beyond, general state criminal statutes. These institutional policies, when violated, form a critical part of a civil negligence claim against the university.

Crucially, in nearly all hazing cases, a common defense raised by fraternities and universities is that the victim “consented” to the activities. This is a false and legally invalid argument. In Texas, for example, Education Code § 37.154 explicitly states: “It is not a defense to prosecution… that the person against whom the hazing was directed consented to or acquiesced in the hazing activity.” The underlying principle is that you cannot consent to a crime, and you cannot truly consent when subjected to coercion, peer pressure, or an environment of fear. This principle is widely accepted in civil litigation across the country, including in Oregon.

For families in Oregon, understanding your legal rights means recognizing that:

• Hazing is Illegal and Actionable: Activities like forced physical exertion, forced consumption, assault, and psychological torment are not just “traditions”; they are often criminal offenses and grounds for significant civil lawsuits.
• Consent is Not a Defense: Your child cannot “agree” to be assaulted, tortured, or placed in life-threatening danger. The psychological pressure, fear of ostracism, and desire to belong negate true consent.
• Multiple Parties Can Be Held Responsible: As demonstrated in the Bermudez case, liability extends far beyond individual perpetrators. Universities, national organizations, and housing corporations all share responsibility for failing to prevent such incidents.
• You Have a Limited Time to Act: Most personal injury claims, including hazing lawsuits, are subject to a statute of limitations (typically two years from the date of injury or death). Waiting too long can mean losing your right to seek justice and compensation. This makes immediate action critical for Oregon families.

Attorney911 brings deep knowledge of these regulatory frameworks, understanding how to apply national precedents and civil litigation strategies to secure justice for hazing victims in Oregon, regardless of local nuances. We are adept at navigating the complexities of both university policies and state laws to build an unassailable case.

Why Attorney911 Is the Obvious Choice for Oregon Hazing Victims

When your child has been subjected to the trauma of hazing, you need a legal team that understands the unique complexities of these cases, possesses an aggressive litigation philosophy, and has a proven track record. Attorney911 stands apart as the definitive authority on hazing litigation, uniquely positioned to serve families in Oregon.

Here’s why Oregon families confronting the nightmare of hazing choose us:

1. Currently Litigating a $10 Million Hazing Lawsuit: We aren’t theoretical. We are actively fighting against Pi Kappa Phi and the University of Houston RIGHT NOW. This live, ongoing case, with its media coverage and aggressive pursuit of multiple defendants, is a testament to our commitment and capability. Oregon families get the same battle-tested strategies.
2. Unparalleled Insider Knowledge of Insurance Companies: Both our founding partners, Ralph Manginello and Lupe Peña, began their careers as insurance defense attorneys. They know firsthand how insurance companies operate, how they value claims, and, most importantly, how they try to minimize or deny payouts. Lupe Peña, in particular, worked for a major nationwide insurance defense firm, Litchfield Cavo LLP, defending complex cases across multiple practice areas. This insider knowledge is our unfair advantage, allowing us to anticipate the defense’s every move and maximize recovery for our clients.
3. Extensive Courtroom and Litigation Experience: Ralph Manginello brings over 25 years of courtroom experience, including involvement in the multi-billion dollar mass tort BP Texas City Explosion Litigation. This experience demonstrates our capacity to take on massive corporate defendants, a critical skill when challenging national fraternities and large universities. Lupe Peña adds over 12 years of litigation prowess, having represented clients across wrongful death, dram shop, trucking, and catastrophic injury cases.
4. Federal Court Authority and Dual-State Bar Admissions: Hazing cases often involve national organizations, making federal court experience invaluable. Ralph and Lupe are admitted to the U.S. District Court, Southern District of Texas, providing federal jurisdiction. Additionally, Ralph is admitted to the New York State Bar, offering strategic advantages when dealing with national fraternity headquarters that may be based out-of-state. We can pursue your Oregon case in federal court and leverage our broad legal reach.
5. Data-Driven Litigation Strategy: We maintain one of the most comprehensive private databases of Greek organizations in Texas, including IRS-registered entities, EINs, and corporate structures. This intelligence allows us to identify every liable party, from house corporations to alumni chapters, ensuring we know exactly who to sue and have already mapped their corporate structures. This precision is unmatched and will be applied to identifying every responsible party in Oregon. For example, in the Portland, Oregon area, there are numerous Greek-related organizations across major universities like the University of Portland, Portland State, and others. We track how national brands, like the major fraternities involved in hazing scandals, have active chapters and related entities within the region.
6. Hazing-Specific Expertise: Ralph has direct experience litigating rhabdomyolysis cases resulting from hazing, as seen in the Bermudez case, and has handled hazing cases involving Kappa Sigma, Texas A&M, and other institutions. This specialized knowledge is crucial for understanding the medical, psychological, and institutional nuances of hazing claims.
7. Unwavering Client Advocacy: Our firm operates on a contingency fee basis – meaning you pay us nothing upfront, and we don’t get paid unless we win your case. This eliminates financial barriers for Oregon families, allowing you to focus on healing while we handle the legal fight. We offer free consultations, are available 24/7, and are committed to traveling to Oregon for dispositions, client meetings, and trials as needed. For us, distance is not a barrier to justice.
8. Compassionate and Empathetic Approach: We understand the profound emotional toll hazing takes on victims and their families. Our approach is warm, supportive, and dedicated to empowering our clients. We treat you like family, ensuring constant communication and transparency throughout the legal process. Our reviews, with over 250+ reviews averaging 4.9 stars on Google, speak to our commitment to client care.
9. Bilingual Services (“Se Habla Español”): For Oregon’s diverse communities, including Spanish-speaking families, our bilingual staff and attorney Lupe Peña ensure that language barriers never stand in the way of justice.

When facing the immense power of universities and national organizations, Oregon families need an advocate with the experience, resources, and unwavering commitment to fight for their rights. Attorney911 isn’t just another personal injury firm; we are the dedicated Hazing Litigation Experts™.

What To Do Right Now: Actionable Steps for Oregon Families

If your child has been a victim of hazing in Oregon, the moments immediately following the incident are critical. While the trauma may be overwhelming, swift and decisive action can dramatically impact the strength and success of your legal case. Time is of the essence; evidence disappears, memories fade, and the statute of limitations can expire.

Here are the crucial steps Oregon families should take immediately:

1. Seek Medical Attention Immediately: This is step one. Even if injuries seem minor, or your child is hesitant, insist on a full medical evaluation. Many serious conditions, like rhabdomyolysis or internal injuries, may not be immediately apparent. Get to an emergency room in Portland, Salem, Eugene, or any nearby medical facility. Ensure medical professionals document everything, clearly stating that the injuries were caused by hazing. Any delay in seeking treatment will be used by the defense to argue your child wasn’t seriously injured.
2. Preserve All Evidence: Hazing cases often hinge on digital and physical evidence.
   • Medical Records: Obtain copies of all hospital records, doctor’s notes, lab results (like creatine kinase levels if rhabdo is suspected), and therapy records.
   • Photos and Videos: Take pictures of any physical injuries (bruises, cuts, burns) at all stages of healing. Document the location where the hazing occurred if safely possible.
   • Digital Communications: SAVE EVERYTHING. Text messages, GroupMe chats, Snapchat conversations, Instagram DMs, email threads, Facebook posts – any digital communication related to the hazing, the fraternity/sorority, or the university. Screenshots are critical.
   • Witness Information: Collect names and contact details of anyone who witnessed the hazing, other pledges, or any individuals who might have knowledge of the activities.
   • Documents: Keep any pledge manuals, schedules, rules, or communications your child received from the organization or the university.
   • Financial Records: Maintain records of medical bills, lost wages due to injury, and any academic or financial aid impacts.
3. DO NOT Communicate with the Organization or University Alone: Do not speak to fraternity or sorority leaders, university administrators, or their attorneys without legal counsel. They are not on your side and will seek to minimize liability or gather information to use against you. Do not give any recorded statements. Do not sign any documents they present.
4. DO NOT Post on Social Media: Anything your child posts online can and will be used against them. Avoid discussing the incident, displaying a “normal” social life, or engaging with fraternity/sorority members. Instruct your child to make their social media private and to refrain from posting anything about the incident until advised by your attorney.
5. Contact Attorney911 Immediately: The statute of limitations for personal injury claims in Oregon is typically two years. While this may seem like a long time, crucial evidence disappears quickly. Witnesses forget details, organizations destroy records, and digital trails can vanish. The sooner you contact us, the sooner we can begin building a strong case.

Oregon families, please remember: You are not alone, and you do not have to fight this battle by yourself. Our team at Attorney911 offers free, confidential consultations 24/7. We will evaluate your case, explain your rights, and outline a clear path toward justice. Whether the hazing occurred at the University of Oregon, Oregon State, Portland State, or any other institution in Oregon, we are ready to help.

Contact Us: Your Legal Emergency Hotline in Oregon

If your family in Oregon is facing the devastating consequences of hazing, you are in a legal emergency. We are your first responders. We know what you’re up against, and more importantly, we know how to win. Our aggressive, data-driven approach, proven in the $10 million Bermudez lawsuit, is ready to be deployed for your child’s case in Oregon.

This is not just about compensation; it’s about justice, accountability, and preventing another Oregon family from enduring this nightmare.

Oregon Families: Take Action Now.

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Why Choose Attorney911 for Your Oregon Hazing Case:

• No Upfront Fees: We work on a contingency basis, meaning you pay absolutely nothing unless we win your case. This allows every Oregon family, regardless of financial means, to access top-tier legal representation.
• Free, Confidential Consultations: We offer free initial consultations to discuss your child’s hazing incident. This is your opportunity to understand your legal options with no obligation.
• Nationwide Reach, Local Commitment: While based in Texas, our federal court admissions, dual state bar licenses (Texas and New York), and commitment to travel mean we can effectively represent hazing victims across America, including all of Oregon. We regularly conduct video consultations for families who cannot travel.
• Proven Results: We are actively litigating a $10 million hazing lawsuit and have a track record of multi-million dollar recoveries in severe personal injury cases. We will fight for the maximum compensation your family deserves.
• Former Insurance Defense Attorneys on Your Side: Ralph Manginello and Lupe Peña’s insider knowledge of how insurance companies and large institutions operate is a powerful advantage in negotiations and in court.

Oregon families, do not let fear, shame, or loyalty prevent you from seeking justice. The institutions responsible for your child’s pain will not hold themselves accountable. It takes courageous families like yours, supported by a relentless legal team like ours, to force change. The tragic deaths and life-altering injuries caused by hazing demand a powerful response. Let us be the firm that brings that fight to your doorstep in Oregon.

Call 1-888-ATTY-911 today. We are here to help.