Phillip C. Gilbert is a Gresham personal injury attorney who has represented Oregonians since 1995. He is a former insurance claims adjuster who also worked at two Portland insurance defense firms. That history shows him how the other side will fight a claim.
His practice covers auto and motorcycle crashes, uninsured motorist claims, defective products, and hospital negligence. He handles cases across Gresham, Troutdale, Sandy, Clackamas, and Vancouver, WA.
He first earned an AV Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell in 2012. He also earned ten consecutive Super Lawyers selections and is admitted before the U.S. Supreme Court. The office offers a free consultation.
Since 1994, Goldberg & Loren has handled more than 20,000 injury cases and recovered over $550 million. The multi-state firm keeps a local office for people hurt in the Portland area.
Founding partners George Goldberg and James Loren have tried cases for more than three decades. Goldberg started out defending airlines and corporations, then switched to plaintiffs in 1996.
Its personal injury lawyers in Portland handle car, bicycle, and pedestrian crashes, plus abuse claims. Oregon results include a $4.5 million auto accident recovery and a $1.2 million wrongful death settlement. The team speaks Spanish, answers calls 24/7, and charges no fee unless it wins.
William "Bill" Knox III is a Clackamas injury and family law attorney. His firm takes car, motorcycle, and bicycle collisions, plus slip and fall injuries.
Attorney Knox is licensed in Oregon and Washington. The team serves Clackamas, Multnomah, Washington, and Clark Counties from offices in Clackamas and Tigard. Same-day appointments are often available.
Travis Mayor once defended insurance companies against injury claims. He now uses that inside knowledge to counter the tactics insurers use to deny or shrink payouts. He graduated summa cum laude and first in his class.
Mayor Law secured $1.2 million for a client hurt in a rear-end crash in Central Oregon. Another client received a $1 million policy-limits recovery after a semi-truck hit their car on Interstate 5. Trial attorney Lance Brooks won a $924,287 jury verdict for a road rage shooting victim.
The main office is in Tigard, with a downtown Portland office open by appointment. Clients work directly with an attorney rather than a case manager.
Rizk Law is a Portland injury firm that has served Oregon and Washington accident victims since 2001. Founder Richard Rizk spent a decade working for national insurers. He approved payouts on high-exposure claims, including for Oregon's largest workers' comp insurer.
The firm regularly takes on delivery truck crashes and recovered $900,000 in one such case. It also secured $1.25 million for a pedestrian struck by a car.
A $49 million jury verdict against PacifiCorp stands out in Paulson Coletti's record. The case involved survivors of the 2020 Labor Day Fires. The Lake Oswego firm also won an $18 million verdict against Greyhound in a fatal bus case.
Partners Jane Paulson and John Coletti focus on serious injury, wrongful death, and medical malpractice. Best Lawyers has named each of them "Lawyer of the Year" in plaintiff practice areas.
Bottini, Bottini & Oswald is a Portland workers' compensation and injury practice serving clients since 1980. John M. Oswald, Bailey Oswald Schaffer, and Nate Schaffer are licensed in Oregon, Washington, and federal courts. Clients can call or text the office, and staff speak Spanish.
Matthew D. Kaplan has represented only injured people, never insurers or corporations, since 1998. He won $11.194 million for a client who lost three fingers to a defective industrial planer. The jury verdict ranks among Oregon's largest product liability awards for that injury.
He also handles jail medical neglect cases, including the Yamhill County Jail death of Jed Hawk Myers. Martindale-Hubbell first rated him AV Preeminent in 2013.
Todd Peterson is a Gresham-based injury lawyer who has practiced in the Portland area since 1991. He recovered over $35 million for clients between 2005 and 2015. His caseload includes car accidents, bike crashes, and dog bite claims in Oregon and Washington. Clients without a ride can have the firm send a taxi.
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Bart Herron started his legal career in 1998 in Clackamas County Circuit Court. He is a National Trial Lawyers Top 100 attorney and Top 25 brain injury lawyer. His Lake Oswego firm has represented over 2,000 clients across Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and California.
Cases include drunk driving crashes and traumatic brain injury claims. Herron is also an affiliate partner of Morgan & Morgan.
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Peton Law is a Keizer practice near Salem led by attorney Neal Peton. He handles auto, trucking, and pedestrian accident claims, as well as nursing home negligence and fatal accident claims. The firm was named Best Attorney of the Willamette Valley in 2022.
J. Clay McCaslin founded his Portland law office in 2005. In addition to car accident claims, he handles insurance coverage disputes and business litigation.
Hala Gores is a Portland trial lawyer who has represented injured Oregonians since 1989. She won $11.4 million for the family of a mother killed by a drunk driver. The suit also named the bars that served the driver.
Raised in Portland, Sean Bannon began his career at a local insurance defense firm. He now represents injured people and limits his caseload so clients work with him directly. Cases include car crashes, medical negligence, and product defects.
Neal Weingart is a Portland attorney who spent years defending the accused before turning to injury law. He handles e-scooter crashes, workplace accidents, and civil rights claims against government officials.
Dawson Law Group: Car Accident & Injury Lawyers
https://www.dawlaw.net/car-accident-lawyer-portland/Dawson Law Group has handled car accident claims in Portland since 1999. Bryan Dawson and Ben Larson spent years defending insurers, so they know how adjusters value a claim. Dawson has tried over 100 cases to verdict or arbitration. The firm has offices in Portland and West Linn.