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Our founder Richard Rizk is a former insurance company insider who knows how to motivate insurers to pay claims because he has authorized claim payments himself. He knows insurer tactics to defend injury claims because he personally defended injury claims for national insurers. He and his associate lawyer Alex Pletch, know how it feels to be significantly injured in an accident caused by someone else, because that has happened to them. Let the Rizk Law firm's understanding of all sides of a claim, work for you! Rizk Law charges no upfront fee to handle your personal injury case and offers a free, no obligation evaluation of your claim. To speak with an attorney, call our office today at 503.245.5677.
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"What three attorneys could not accomplish over a decade, Richard was able to settle within a year’s time.”
–R.A. (Former Client)
"He helped me through one of the roughest times in my life and in the end I got the benefits and justice I deserved.”
–A.S.
"He really took my situation seriously and worked extremely hard to settle my case and get me a good amount of money."
–(Former Client)
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