Sellers Law Office

Introduction: I offer the following products and services: * Personal Injury * Auto Accidents Insurance * Claim Recovery * Injury * Accidents * Product Liability Injury * Malpractice * Food Poisoning * Car Accidents * Truck Accidents * Public-Transportation Accidents * Drunk Driving Accidents * Construction Accidents * Animal Attacks * Wrongful Death * Nursing Home Negligence * No Attorney Fee Unless You Win Unless you win, Personal Injury Attorney Jim Sellers offers no attorney fee. For a free consultation, call now. We've helped thousands get the benefits they deserve. Willamette University College of Law where Mr. Sellers graduated in 1972. In federal and state (Western District) court in Oregon and Washington, he is licensed to practice law. Personal injury and land use law are emphasized in Mr. Sellers' practice of thirty years. He formally served in the Clark County Prosecuting Attorneys Office as chief deputy, until 1979, under James E Carty and in the Joint Committee on Education of the 1973 State Legislature of Washington, a standing committee co-chaired by then Representative Al Bauer and then Senator Booth Gardner, also as an aid. Mr. Sellers, in this position, represented the Board of Commissioners of Clark County under a contract between the county board and prosecuting attorney. He also represented the Clark County Planning Commission. Mr. Sellers has a role in establishing a system of self-insurance and risk management for Clark County in 1977. Upon leaving Clark County, Mr. Sellers was the Woodland City attorney for thirteen years, holding a part-time office, until 1992. From 1989 to 1997, he chaired WSTLA's Legislative and Public Affairs Committees in the Washington State Trial Lawyers Association where he was a Board of Governors member. He was, in the 1995, the only recipient of WSTLA's President's award. He is once a member of the Board LAWPAC Board, before a statewide, for plaintiff's attorneys political action committee. With the State Board of Realtors, he was the author of a legislative bill that brought about in the adoption and codification of Ch.64.40 RCW, which offers the recovery of money damages for capricious, arbitrary and unlawful governmental action, and delay. James L Sellers has tried cases in both Washington and Oregon. Protection You Deserve and Commitment You Can Rely On. Experience You Can Trust, Smart Tough Aggressive We represent persons who have been injured. Call now for a free consultation.