# DuBois Law Group \\u2013 PDX Injury Law > Official DuBois Law Group \\u2013 PDX Injury Law business agent. DuBois Law Group \\u2013 PDX Injury Law represents injured people across Oregon in personal… ## Ask it a question DuBois Law Group \\u2013 PDX Injury Law answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/portlandpersonalinjuryaccidentlawyer. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_portlandpersonalinjuryaccidentlawyer and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## About DuBois Law Group \\u2013 PDX Injury Law Brian Stimson is listed on the site as "Attorney / Partner" at DuBois Law Group - PDX Injury Law. His biography page states that he "is an elected, voting member of the Oregon State Bar House of Delegates, Region 5" and that he belongs to the Oregon Trial Lawyers Association, the Washington State Association for Justice, and the American Association for Justice. On admissions, the page states in these words that he "is licensed in Oregon state and federal courts, Washington state courts, and admitted in Minnesota". That sentence is the whole of what the site publishes about his admissions; no bar numbers or admission dates are given. The page says he graduated from the Mitchell Hamline School of Law in St. Paul, Minnesota before returning to Oregon to practice with DuBois Law Group. During law school he was a Bakken Fellow and an Honor Roll recipient, competed in mock trial and moot court, and clerked for two years as a student attorney for the Hennepin County District Attorney's office on civil and criminal cases. He also clerked for Senior Ramsey County Judge Judith Tilsen. Before practising law he was a newspaper journalist for several Portland-area papers and attended the Mayborn School of Journalism at the University of North Texas. To contact him or book an appointment, the site gives one phone number for the firm: (503) 222-4411. Source: https://pdxinjurylaw.com/brian-stimson/ ## What DuBois Law Group \\u2013 PDX Injury Law does DuBois Law Group - PDX Injury Law is a Portland, Oregon personal injury law firm. Its website lists these services and case types: personal injury, car accidents, bicycle accidents, pedestrian accidents, rideshare accidents (Uber and Lyft), truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, wrongful death, medical malpractice, boating accidents, premises liability, and slip and fall accidents. The firm's Practice Areas page adds amputation injuries, brain injuries, burn injuries, bus accidents, catastrophic injury, dog bites, drunk driving accidents, hit and run accidents, product liability, and spinal cord injuries. The site describes a personal injury as harm caused by another person's negligence or carelessness, and says a personal injury claim can seek compensation for lost wages, medical expenses, property damage, and pain and suffering. The firm says it represents clients in insurance claims and in lawsuits, and that it has a litigation department that takes cases to trial. To find out whether the firm can help with a particular accident, the site directs people to contact the office by phone at (503) 222-4411 or through the website form to schedule a free consultation. The website does not publish any statement about whether a given claim is valid, what any claim is worth, or how a case would turn out. Those questions are answered only by the attorneys after they speak with the person. Source: https://pdxinjurylaw.com/ ## Where DuBois Law Group \\u2013 PDX Injury Law works DuBois Law Group - PDX Injury Law is located at 1553 SE Tolman Street, Portland, OR 97202. The address published on the site is a real, specific street address, not a referral or lead-generation mailbox. The phone number for contact is (503) 222-4411, published on every page alongside the words "Call for free consultation". The Contact page states: "Our firm serves all of Oregon with our main office located in Portland." The site lists these areas served: Oregon statewide, Portland OR, Beaverton OR, Gresham OR, Hillsboro OR, and Vancouver WA. The Practice Areas page also groups case types by Beaverton and Gresham, so the same practice areas are offered across that service area. To book an appointment, a person can call (503) 222-4411 or complete the contact form on the site, which asks for full name, phone, email and a description of what happened. There is no online self-scheduling calendar published on the website. The site does not publish office hours, so the days and times the office is open are not stated anywhere on it and should not be assumed. The site is also published in Spanish (Espanol de Mexico) at a separate section of the same domain. The domain portlandpersonalinjuryaccidentlawyer.com redirects to pdxinjurylaw.com, the firm's own site. Lists Fayetteville, Portland, Ramsey, Rahway, Providence, Mitchell, Palo Alto, and Vincent as a location. Names Minnesota, Oregon, Texas, Washington, Aloha, Beaverton, Portland, and Tigard as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. Source: https://pdxinjurylaw.com/contact-us/ ## Prices On the question of cost and fees, the website of DuBois Law Group - PDX Injury Law publishes exactly this: "Our law firm charges a contingency fee to help you secure the representation you need. If we do not recover compensation on your behalf, you will not be charged legal fees." That is the firm's published fee wording in full. The site does not publish a contingency percentage, an hourly rate, a flat price, a price list, a fee schedule, or any dollar estimate of what representation costs, so no rates or percentages can be quoted from it. The site does publish that the first conversation is free: "It never costs anything to find out if we can help. Please call (503) 222-4411 or fill out the form below to discuss your potential case for free." The free consultation is how a person gets pricing and fee information and an assessment of their situation - the firm gives that directly, not through the website. The site publishes a Case Results page and client testimonials, but past results published there are not a statement about what any new claim would recover, and the firm publishes no estimate of claim value. A caller asking what their case is worth, what a settlement would be, or what the fee percentage is should be referred to the office at (503) 222-4411 rather than given a figure. Source: https://pdxinjurylaw.com/ ## How DuBois Law Group \\u2013 PDX Injury Law works with clients The About page of DuBois Law Group - PDX Injury Law describes how the firm handles cases. Its stated motto is "Fewer Cases. Better Results." The page contrasts high-volume firms that take "hundreds, if not thousands of low-value cases" with firms that take a few cases, and says this firm is the latter: "Our personal injury lawyers in Portland accept only a few cases at once, so that we can spend the quality time that is needed to investigate every dimension of a case." It also states the firm only takes clients it chooses to take, which means not every enquiry becomes a case. The firm publishes three internal departments. The Litigation department decides how to handle a case and is willing to go to trial rather than settle. The Medical department takes a proactive role in clients' medical treatment, dealing with insurance companies, obtaining medical records, and recommending specialists from chiropractors and massage therapists to orthopaedic surgeons. The Client Relations department handles client education and outreach and questions about how a case is being handled. The team listed on the site is Sean DuBois (Attorney / Founder), Brian Stimson (Attorney / Partner) and Roxanne Zapar (Director of Operations). The site publishes no timeline for how long a case takes, and no no-attorney-client-relationship disclaimer or legal-advice disclaimer appears anywhere on the pages read, so none can be quoted. Contacting the firm through the website form or on (503) 222-4411 to schedule a free consultation does not by itself make anyone a client of the firm. Source: https://pdxinjurylaw.com/about/ ## Beaverton and Washington County personal injury cases DuBois Law Group \\u2013 PDX Injury Law represents injured people throughout the Portland metro area, including Beaverton and the wider Washington County communities of Aloha, Cedar Mill, Tigard and Hillsboro. Types of Beaverton and Washington County cases From the firm\'s Beaverton personal injury page, the claims they most often see from this area include: - Car accidents on Highway 26, Highway 217, Canyon Road and Tualatin Valley Highway (TV Highway), including rear-end, intersection and multi-vehicle crashes. - Truck accidents involving freight and delivery traffic serving the Beaverton and Hillsboro industrial corridors. - Motorcycle accidents, often involving a driver turning across a rider\'s path or changing lanes into one. - Bicycle accidents on routes such as the Fanno Creek Trail crossings, Hall Boulevard, and the bike lanes along Murray and Farmington. - Pedestrian accidents in crosswalks, at MAX and bus stops, and in busy parking areas such as Cedar Hills Crossing and Washington Square. - Drunk driving crashes, where Oregon law can allow punitive damages against the impaired driver and potential claims against a bar that overserved them. - Wrongful death claims for families who have lost a loved one in a fatal accident. - Slip and fall, premises liability, dog bite and product liability injuries. The same core practice areas described in the general "Personal injury case types DuBois Law Group handles" document apply to Beaverton and Washington County matters. How Oregon personal injury claims work (as described on the site) The Beaverton page explains that a personal injury claim is a civil case seeking compensation from the person or business whose negligence caused harm. To succeed, an injured person must show that: - The other party owed a duty of care; - That duty was breached; and - The breach caused the injuries and losses. It also notes that: - Oregon is an at-fault state, so the negligent party\'s insurance is generally responsible for damages. - Oregon uses a modified comparative negligence rule; under ORS 31.600, an injured person can still recover as long as they were not more than 50% at fault, but any award is reduced by their share of fault. Damages described on the Beaverton page The firm\'s site states that Oregon law allows recovery of: - Economic damages such as past and future medical expenses, lost wages, reduced earning capacity and property damage. - Noneconomic damages such as pain and suffering, emotional distress, disfigurement and loss of enjoyment of life. The site notes that the Oregon Supreme Court has struck down the state\'s general cap on noneconomic damages in personal injury cases, so there is no fixed dollar ceiling written into statute for those damages. The website does not publish any estimate of what a specific case is worth; that is discussed directly with the attorneys. Deadlines and notices (as stated on the site) From the Beaverton page: - Most Oregon personal injury lawsuits have a two-year statute of limitations from the date of injury (ORS 12.110). - Wrongful death claims generally have three years (ORS 30.020). - When a public body is involved (for example, TriMet, a City of Beaverton or Washington County vehicle, or public property), a formal tort claim notice must usually be delivered within 180 days. The site emphasizes that evidence, camera footage and witness memories fade long before the legal deadlines, so waiting can make a case harder to prove. Anyone with a potential claim should speak directly with the firm for advice about how these rules might apply to their specific situation. Where Beaverton cases are usually filed and treated The Beaverton page explains that: - Lawsuits from Beaverton are typically filed in Washington County Circuit Court in Hillsboro. - Injured people are often treated at Providence St. Vincent Medical Center, OHSU Health Hillsboro Medical Center, and Kaiser Westside in Hillsboro, and records from those facilities are key medical evidence. - Crashes on Highway 26 and Highway 217 are usually investigated by Oregon State Police or the Washington County Sheriff\'s Office; city street incidents are typically investigated by Beaverton Police. The firm identifies obtaining the correct police report and preserving medical and scene evidence as among the first steps its attorneys take. How to contact the firm about a Beaverton or Washington County injury The Beaverton page states that if you or a family member were injured in Beaverton or anywhere in Washington County because of someone else\'s negligence, DuBois Law Group \\u2013 PDX Injury Law offers a free consultation and works on a contingency fee basis (no fee unless they recover compensation). To find out whether they can help with a specific Beaverton or Washington County matter, contact the firm at (503) 222-4411 or through the website contact form. The site does not promise any particular result for Beaverton or Washington County cases; outcomes depend on the facts of each case and are discussed directly with the attorneys. Source: https://portlandpersonalinjuryaccidentlawyer.com ## Personal injury FAQs and common client questions DuBois Law Group \\u2013 PDX Injury Law maintains a detailed Personal Injury FAQs section on its website. That page collects many of the most common questions people have after an accident in Oregon and groups them into categories. FAQ categories listed on the site The FAQ index includes sections such as: - Auto accidents (for example: common auto accident injuries; paying medical bills after a crash; how much auto insurance is required in Oregon; whether to give a recorded statement to an insurance adjuster). - Bicycle accidents (including questions about liability in Portland bicycle crashes and what to do after a crash). - Personal injury more generally (including whether someone needs a Portland personal injury lawyer, the difference between economic and noneconomic damages, how long they have to file, how much a claim might be worth, bankruptcy issues, policy limits, punitive damages, and what a good personal injury attorney does). - Child injuries, toxic torts, truck injury and wrongful death (with dedicated FAQ topics for each). - Other FAQs (for example, questions about calculating lost wages or what to do if someone is unhappy with their current lawyer). These FAQ titles indicate the topics the firm addresses on its site; the full answers are written out on the linked pages on pdxinjurylaw.com. General themes from the FAQ section Taken together, the FAQ topics emphasise that: - Oregon personal injury and wrongful death cases are subject to time limits and other procedural rules, which the firm discusses in more detail on the site and in consultations. - A claim can involve both economic damages (medical bills, lost income, property damage) and noneconomic damages (pain and suffering, emotional distress and similar harms). - Insurance coverage, policy limits and issues like personal injury protection (PIP) can be complex, and the firm provides information on these points. - People often have questions about dealing with insurance adjusters, giving recorded statements, and whether to accept a quick settlement offer; the FAQ section discusses these issues and points out potential pitfalls. The website does not publish a formula or calculator for case value, a guaranteed outcome, or a promise that any case will settle quickly. Where someone needs advice about how the law applies to their specific situation, the FAQs direct them to speak with a lawyer. How callers should use this information The FAQ page is published for general information and education and does not replace speaking to an attorney. For specific legal advice about an accident or injury, the site instructs people to contact DuBois Law Group \\u2013 PDX Injury Law directly for a free consultation by calling (503) 222-4411 or by using the contact form on the website. The firm uses these conversations to answer detailed questions, explain how Oregon law applies to a particular set of facts, and discuss whether the firm can take the case. The website does not state in advance whether any individual claim is valid or how it will be handled; those decisions are made by the attorneys after they review the details. Source: https://portlandpersonalinjuryaccidentlawyer.com ## Sean DuBois, attorney and founder Sean DuBois is the founder of DuBois Law Group - PDX Injury Law and is listed on the site as "Attorney / Founder". His biography page states that he is a Portland personal injury attorney who "has been named as a super lawyer by Super Lawyers magazine for many years" and that he has "a reputation in the Portland legal community for dedication and great legal expertise". The page states that he attended Lewis and Clark Law School in Portland and "has been vigorously advocating for justice for his clients for over 15 years". It lists the organizations he belongs to and supports: the Oregon Trial Lawyers Association (Guardian of Justice member), the Washington Association for Justice, the American Association for Justice, Trial Lawyers for Public Justice, the Public Justice Foundation, the Southern Poverty Law Institute, and Trial Lawyer Magazine, where he is a published author. The page does not state a bar admission, a bar number, an admission year, or a graduation year for Sean DuBois, so none should be given. The existence of named, biographied attorneys with a Portland office address is what distinguishes this firm from a referral or lead-generation page. Questions about whether Sean DuBois is available to take a case, or about scheduling an appointment with him, go to the office on (503) 222-4411. Source: https://pdxinjurylaw.com/sean-dubois/ ## What DuBois Law Group \\u2013 PDX Injury Law has not published yet These are things people ask DuBois Law Group \\u2013 PDX Injury Law that its published information does not yet cover. - prices and legal fees - attorney availability and response times - probability of case success - amount of compensation or settlement - time required to resolve a case - guarantees about legal outcomes - guarantees about medical or recovery outcomes - specific court decisions or judicial rulings Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from https://portlandpersonalinjuryaccidentlawyer.com