Elizabeth C Savage

About

Elizabeth C. Savage is a dedicated attorney based in Oregon, specializing in Class Actions and Personal Injury law. With a robust background in civil litigation, she has established herself as a trusted advocate for her clients, bringing years of experience to her practice. After serving as a partner at Karmel Savage, Elizabeth founded her own law practice in 2024, where she continues to champion the rights of individuals facing significant challenges. Elizabeth's legal journey began with an impressive foundation during her time in law school, where she had the privilege of externing for the Honorable Rives Kistler and the Honorable Martha Walters, Justices of the Oregon Supreme Court. Additionally, her role as a law clerk at the Oregon Department of Justice’s Financial Fraud and Consumer Affairs Division equipped her with invaluable experience in prosecuting cases involving Unlawful Trade Practices Act (UTPA) violations and leading class action lawsuits against major pharmaceutical companies. In her commitment to the legal community, Elizabeth serves as a member of the Oregon State Bar's House of Delegates and co-chairs the Oregon Trial Lawyers Association's Amicus Committee. She is also a judge pro tempore in the Circuit Court of Washington County, further demonstrating her dedication to justice. Beyond her legal career, Elizabeth has a rich history of service, including her time as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Cameroon, where she focused on AIDS education and women's empowerment, and as a high school English teacher in the Mississippi Delta and New Orleans. Elizabeth C. Savage’s multifaceted experience and unwavering commitment to client advocacy make her a formidable presence in the legal landscape of Oregon.