About Diane Frost
Diane Frost Wiscarson practices civil rights law in Portland, Oregon. She has been the owner of her own firm since 2001, focusing on civil rights, education law, and government and administrative law. The firm is located at 3330 NW Yeon Avenue, where she serves clients throughout the state and beyond. Her experience in these areas allows her to handle a variety of cases, from educational rights to administrative disputes. She earned her J.D. from Lewis & Clark Law School in 1996, following her undergraduate studies at the University of California, Berkeley, where she received a B.S.
in Psychology in 1979. Since her admission to the Oregon State Bar, Diane has developed a strong reputation in civil rights advocacy. Her work often involves representing individuals and organizations in cases that challenge unfair practices and discrimination. Diane is admitted to practice in several jurisdictions, including the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon and the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington.
She is also a member of the Washington State Bar Association and the Oregon State Bar. Her practice often intersects with educational law, where she advocates for students' rights and works to ensure compliance with educational regulations. Throughout her career, Diane has been involved in various professional associations. She is a member of the Council of Parent Lawyers and Advocates (COPAA), which focuses on the rights of students with disabilities. Additionally, she serves on the Program Planning Committee for the Pacific Northwest Institute on Special Education and the Law, contributing her expertise to improve legal education in this critical area. Diane's commitment to civil rights extends to her involvement with the Oregon Women Lawyers Association.
She actively participates in initiatives that promote gender equality and support women in the legal profession. Her dedication to advocacy and education has made her a respected figure in her community. In her role as a lawyer, Diane navigates complex legal issues and provides guidance to her clients throughout various stages of litigation. Cases she handles often involve administrative hearings, appeals, and negotiations. Her extensive knowledge of civil rights law enables her to effectively represent her clients' interests, ensuring they receive fair treatment under the law.
