Protecting Sidewalks and Bike Lanes from Disruption by Construction
The other day I was driving along Tualatin Valley highway during afternoon rush hour. Both lanes in each direction were filled with cars. As I…
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At Thomas, Coon, Newton & Frost, we represent injured and disabled people in Portland, Oregon. We use our legal work and community activism to improve the lives of working and injured people by advocating for safe communities and work practices, fair benefits and full compensation.
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Personal Injury
Our Portland personal injury attorneys have a winning track record in jury trials representing injured individuals, families of the impaired, and the loved ones of those who've been critically injured or killed in accidents.
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Are you unable to work due to physical or mental health problems? Our Social Security disability attorneys can help you apply for benefits and navigate the appeals process.
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We can help you navigate Oregon's workers’ compensation system, understand your options, and receive your benefits.
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Navigating Medical Malpractice Cases in Oregon: An Interview with Cynthia F. Newton
Medical malpractice occurs when a hospital, doctor, or other healthcare provider (e.g. nurse, nurse practitioner, dentist, physician’s assistant, naturopath, nurse anesthetist) makes a mistake that…
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Workers Compensation: Vocational Assistance for a Worker with THREE JOBS?
What happened to Jessie Chu? Jessie Chu had three jobs at the time she was injured: a full-time position as a jewelry salesperson at Fred…
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Pedal Power: Legal Guide for Oregon Bicyclists
If you ride a bike in Oregon, this guide is for you. Know your rights and responsibilities on the road.
DownloadOregon Pedestrian Rights: A Guide for Persons on Foot
Walking on two legs is the original and definitive human transportation. Unfortunately, motorized vehicles often endanger pedestrians. It up to our laws and regulations to keep Oregonians' safe.
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