About Tom D'Amore
Tom D'Amore is the Founder of D'Amore Law Group, which he established in 1994 to secure justice for injured people and families. He has practiced law for more than 30 years and is also a former Certified Public Accountant.
D'Amore is licensed in Oregon, Washington, and California.
Notable case results
A federal jury in Pendleton held two trucking companies and their drivers responsible for a 90-mile road-rage chase that ended in a fatal head-on crash, returning a $26.5 million verdict that survived the defendants' appeal intact.
A Multnomah County jury found a property management company and a private security firm liable after one of the firm's unlicensed armed guards shot and killed Freddy Nelson Jr. in a Lowe's parking lot, returning $21.25 million to his family.
An arbitration panel ordered Safeco to pay more than $1.2 million to Canby teenager Connor Zieg after a driver with a .285 blood alcohol level fell asleep, drove onto the sidewalk, and ran him over, though a policy cap held his actual recovery to $500,000.
A Wasco County jury found Mid-Columbia Medical Center negligent for keeping anesthesiologist Frederick Field on staff despite years of complaints, awarding $950,000 including punitive damages to a patient he assaulted while she was sedated.
A Clark County jury found scaffolding contractor Safway Services 65 percent at fault after welder Charles Pamplin fell from an unsecured 11-foot scaffold at a Vancouver oil-rig fabrication yard.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is unique and depends on its own facts.
