Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys
Tom D'Amore
Education
- Law school: Pepperdine University School of Law, 1990
- Undergraduate degrees: University of Nevada - B.A. and B.S. - Political Science and Accounting
Martindale-Hubbell and other legal ratings
- AVVO Rated 10
- Superlawyers - 2006 and 2010-2019
- Top 50 Lawyers in Oregon
- AV Preeminent rated for the highest ethical standard and professional ability by Martindale-Hubbell
Trucking specific organizations and leadership positions and awards
- Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys (ATAA)
- Association of Plaintiff Interstate Trucking Lawyers of America (APITLA)
- American Association for Justice (AAJ), Trucking Litigation Group
- Attorneys Information Exchange Group (AIEG)
Law Organizations and leadership and awards
- American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA)
- Board Certified - Civil Trial Attorney
- Board Certified - Truck Accident Law Attorney
- American Association for Justice (AAJ)
- Executive Committee, Budget Chair
- Board of Governors
- Past Chair, Retirement Committee
- Past Chair, Audit Committee
- Past Chair, Motor Vehicles Accident Committee
- Oregon Trial Lawyers Association (OTLA)
- Board of Governors
- Past President
- Arthur H. Bryant Public Justice Award-2016
- Multnomah Bar Association
- Eagle Member, Washington State Association for Justice (WSAJ)
- Clark County (WA) Bar Association
- Pound Civil Justice Institute
- National Crime Victim Bar Association
- Oregon Law Institute
- Oregon State Bar
- House of Delegates
- Jury Instructions Committee
Notable Results
- $4.07 million settlement for catastrophic injuries due to a truck rollover
- $3 million result when a crane caused a structure to collapse causing serious injury
- $2 million settlement against a trucking company when a man was killed by an 18 wheeler
Additional Information
- A former Certified Public Accountant (CPA) in Oregon and California, Tom volunteers his time on the Board of Directors at the Oregon Law Institute, and on the Board of Good Deeds, a Portland-based non-profit helping individuals with catastrophic injury or disease.