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Many of the details remain unclear, but at least six Portland lawyers' personal information was used to file apparently fraudulent claims for unemployment insurance with the Oregon Employment Department.
Jody Stahancyk, a Portland divorce lawyer, had a similar experience. She says that earlier this year, her firm was notified that she had apparently applied for unemployment and that a check was being mailed to Southern Oregon. Stahancyk says she never applied and that she's never had an address in Southern Oregon.
It is unclear how widespread the attempted fraud is in Oregon. Sean Riddell, another Portland lawyer, says he recently received a letter telling him his application for benefits—which he knew nothing about—had been denied. Dennis Westlind, the managing partner at Bullard Law, a downtown Portland firm, says three lawyers at his firm reported ...
When the Defendants in the case failed to file a response with the court, and I was entitled to a default summary judgement, Ainsworth flatly refused to file for it, claiming that "it would put me (Ainsworth) in a bad position with the Defendant's attorneys on future matters". His well being was more important to him than his client's case.
Now, Ainsworth is alleging that he has expended almost as much in NOT pursu ing my damages case. All he did was provide a boilerplate from his computer, reluctantly file as the attorney, and make a few phone calls to the other side's lawyer.