Inside Edition Covers the AMR/Lannie Haszard lawsuit

Posted on March 2, 2016 by K & M

Nationally syndicated Inside Edition investigative reporter Lisa Guerrero covered the story of three Kafoury & McDougal clients who stood up to American Medical Response, the nation’s largest ambulance company, and the EMT who sexually abused them. Our firm is representing Michelle Shaftel and Ashley Kendrick and did represent Royshekka Herring, in their lawsuits against American Medical Response for the abuse … Continue reading →

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Oregon Supreme Court Denies Ambulance Company’s Attempt to Escape Liability for Abuse of a Vulnerable Person

Posted on July 26, 2013 by Mark McDougal

On July 25, 2013, the Oregon Supreme Court denied review of the Court of Appeals decision in Royshekka Herring v. American Medical Response Northwest, Inc., a case handled at the trial and appellate level by our firm, Kafoury & McDougal. On December 8, 2007, Royshekka Herring was transported by an AMR Northwest ambulance. She awakened to find EMT Lannie Haszard’s … Continue reading →

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K and M Help Bring Sex Abuser to Justice

Posted on October 4, 2010 by Jason Kafoury

Kudos to Oregonian columnist Steve Duin for reporting on Douglas County deputy district attorney Jodee Jackson’s extradition and prosecution of Tyler Lambie. Justice has finally been served. Lambie, the son of Milo Adventist Academy faculty, is now serving 6 months for sexually abusing a former student. Mr. Lambie was set to plead guilty to the charges back in 2007, but … Continue reading →

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AMR is “Rogue of the Week”

Posted on May 27, 2010 by Jason Kafoury

The Willamette Week announced that American Medical Response (AMR) was their “Rogue of the Week” for “Sticking it to Sick People” in Multnomah County. AMR had the “audacity” (in the midst of high unemployment) to ask Multnomah County recently for a 12% rate increase in the fees they charge patients for ambulance transports. What the WW didn’t mention was Emergency Medical … Continue reading →