Western Trial Lawyers Association presented Bill with the 2018 Dale Haralson Fallout Award on June 13 at their annual Hawaii Seminar. The annual “Fallout” award, first presented to Dale Haralson, in honor of the “downwinder” litigation, is given in recognition of extraordinary dedication, diligence and commitment to the pursuit of justice for individuals, as well as for members of the general public.
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Bill Barton Continues Life Coach Position with PSU’s 2016-2017 Men’s Basketball Program
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Bill has been the Life Coach for the team since 2010. He is blessed with 15 culturally diverse sons half a century his junior. His role is to help prepare these young men for the game of life after college athletics, keeping the accent on student rather than athlete. During Bill’s tenure, PSU has helped basketball players from a variety of academic backgrounds – graduate students, Honors Program students, pre-law majors, and students interested in business and finance.
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Bill Barton Receives the 2015 Oregon State Bar Award of Merit
PSU's Charles Odum, a 2012 Lou Henson Mid-Major All-American Says Bill "Like a Father"
Bill Featured in portlandsocietypage.com
Bank of America Senior Vice President Monique Barton and her father Bill Barton, a strong supporter of Portland State University, pause for a photo during the Simon Benson Awards pre-dinner reception.
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Brent Barton Chairs Oregon House Judiciary Committee
Brent Barton serves as vice-chair of both the Judiciary and Business & Labor Committees as a representative in the Oregon State House.
Read MoreLaw Firm Gives Guidance to Child Abuse Prevention Organization
Brent Barton, partner at Barton Trial Attorneys, serves on the board of the Children's Trust Fund of Oregon (CTFO) working to end child abuse in Oregon and advancing his personal mission to prevent children from becoming victims and ever needing the support of a personal injury lawyer.
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