About Joseph A. Di
Joseph A. Di Bartolomeo has practiced regulation in the Pacific Northwest for more than three decades. He constructed his foundation at Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, earning a B.S. in 1987, and then finished his J.D. at Lewis & Clark Law School in 1990. Those early years set the stage for a profession rooted in courtroom work and client representation.
He is licensed to practice in Oregon and Washington, and is also licensed to the Ninth Circuit. In 1995 he have become a shareholder at Di Bartolomeo Law Office, a small company presence that has allowed him to manage a range of civil things. His path has been continuous instead of flashy; he has remained active in regional legal circles and maintained a hands-on role in litigation for decades.
Di Bartolomeo’s professional affiliations mirror the types of things he takes on. He has been a member of the National Organization of Social Security Claimants’ Representatives since 2006. He joined the Washington State Association for Justice in 2003 and has been involved with Oregon Trial Lawyers and the American Association of Justice since 1992. He also holds recent memberships within the Oregon State Bar and the Washington State Bar. Those ties point to a tradition engaged in plaintiff-aspect legal proceedings and administrative advocacy.
Colleagues describe him as methodical in the preparation of cases. He tends to emphasise proof and procedure instead of rhetoric. That strategy has led him to concentrate on hearings, depositions and trials the place cautious fact development things. Over the years he has treated things that require familiarity with federal appellate procedure in addition to state-court practice in two jurisdictions.
Di Bartolomeo maintains offices in Astoria and Beaverton, which allow him to serve clients throughout a broad geographic area of the area. He balances courtroom work with administrative advocacy and the continuous enterprise of running a small firm. His professional memberships keep him connected to trends in trial practice and Social Security representation.
He continues to practice from his Astoria and Beaverton workplaces, representing people in civil litigation and Social Security claims.
