Our Community Service Day at Blanchet House
Recently, our firm had the incredible opportunity to partner with and volunteer at Blanchet House, an organization that has been dedicated to supporting individuals experiencing…
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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, Oregon personal injury attorneys have a long history of representing people injured due to the fault of others.
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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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TCNF Attorney Wins PIR Overall
Personal injury associate attorney, Zoe Saccio, raced and won 5/6 races in Portland's famous Monday Night PIR series. Zoe, riding for PDX Dream Team, claimed…
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How Your Car Insurance Can Help You In A Bike Crash
Cyclists are vulnerable road users, they use roads similarly to motor vehicles, with the crucial difference that cyclists are not enclosed in a protective shell,…
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eBooks
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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Oregon E-Bike Rights: A Legal Guide for Electric Bike Riders
This booklet explores the law on electric bikes in Oregon and your rights as an e-bike rider.
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