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Orleda Lee Harris Case Summary

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Plaintiff, Orleda Lee Harris previously worked as a secretary for the Klamath County School District. On January 27, 1981 the plaintiff had a post-partum tubal legation. February of 1982, plaintiff injured her right figure during an assault. She had been squeezed around her neck. The doctors also examined plaintiff’s cervical spine, which revealed a normal alignment. Although, there was some straightening of the curvature suggesting a muscle spasm.

In September of 1985, the plaintiff was rear ended. She suffered a sore neck and soreness in the right shoulder. In April of 1992, the plaintiff was in a motor vehicle accident suffering right leg and groin pain. An MRI was performed of the lumbar spine. The examination found no significant extra

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