Areas of Practice
1. Serious Personal Injuries; including, but not limited to, state and federal jury trials;
2. Constitutional Law; United States Constitution, Presidential Pardon Power1, ARTICLE II, Section 2;
3. Maritime claims including damages related to oil spills; and causes of action under the Jones Act and federal environmental statutes.
3. Maritime injuries aboard vessels and ship collisions; involving claims for maintenance and cure and causes of action under the Jones Act, Coast Guard Regulations and Rules of the Road, including compensation for injuries arising out of unseaworthiness of the ship.
Gary L. Wolfstone
Practicing Law Since 1972
Oregon State Bar (1972), WSBA (1974)
2. Constitutional Law; United States Constitution, Presidential Pardon Power1, ARTICLE II, Section 2;
3. Maritime claims including damages related to oil spills; and causes of action under the Jones Act and federal environmental statutes.
3. Maritime injuries aboard vessels and ship collisions; involving claims for maintenance and cure and causes of action under the Jones Act, Coast Guard Regulations and Rules of the Road, including compensation for injuries arising out of unseaworthiness of the ship.
Practicing Law Since 1972
Oregon State Bar (1972), WSBA (1974)
1. "[The President] shall have the Power to grant Reprieves and Pardons for Offenses against the United States, except in Cases of Impeachment." This Presidential Pardon Power and the Wolfstone Pardon are analyzed and discussed in Mr. Wolfstone's book (Suviving the Impact of a White Collar Criminal Investigation/Prosecution) in Chapter 26, page 105.