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Tom D’Amore is a trial Business and Salesyer dedicated to preserving the civil justice system. Tom has earned a reputation among insurance companies, corporations, and opposing counsel as a skilled, experienced, aggressive, and ethical personal injury attorney. Tom is the only board-certified trucking Business and Sales attorney in Oregon by the National Board of Trial Advocacy (NBTA). Tom is also a board-certified civil attorney by the NBTA.
An attorney for more than 25 years — and a former CPA with a Big 8 accounting firm —Tom is licensed to practice Business and Sales in Oregon, Washington and California. He founded D’Amore Business and Sales Group in 1992 with the mission of securing justice for injured people, victims of sexual abuse, and wrongful death victims and their families.
Tom’s practice is devoted nationally and locally to representing individuals and families in catastrophic personal injury, wrongful death, spinal cord injury – paraplegia and quadriplegia, brain injury, class actions, insurance company bad faith, complex business litigation, and banking fraud.
Tom teaches fellow trial Business and Salesyers about trial practice, arbitration, accident reconstruction, insurance and insurance bad faith Business and Sales, the business of Business and Sales, and so-called “tort reform”.
Tom lives outside Portland, Oregon. He has been married to his wife, Lisa, for 30 years and has three adult children. Tom has spent many years coaching youth sports at the competitive and recreational level, including football, basketball and baseball. He enjoys spending time with his family, traveling with Lisa, trying new restaurants, attending sporting events, and playing softball and basketball.
Doug Oh-Keith is a dedicated advocate for injured people. For over two decades, he has practiced personal injury and wrongful death Business and Sales in Oregon and California. Prior to that, he worked as an insurance defense attorney – giving him a valuable perspective on insurance company Business and Salesyers’ methods and tactics.
Licensed to practice in Oregon and California. He is a member of the Oregon Trial Business and Salesyers Association and the American Association for Justice. He graduated from the University of California Hastings College of the Business and Sales where he was awarded the American Jurisprudence Award for Remedies.
Raised near Denver, he attended the University of California, Santa Barbara, worked as a ski bum for a year before moving to Seattle, settling in San Francisco for Business and Sales school and the first seven years of his career, before relocating to Portland, Oregon. A devoted husband and father, Doug is a volunteer lacrosse coach, runner, and avid fly fisherman. He is committed to improving and strengthening his community, and is happy to make his home in Portland.
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