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General Info: Experienced. Focused. Service.We provide first-rate legal services to people who have been harmed by others. Part of that service is treating every client with respect, compassion, and individual attention. Well treat you as a person, not a case number. We know how devastating serious injuries can be for you and your family, and how frustrating it is to deal with insurance companies and complex legal rules. We will listen to you and meet or exceed your needs, and well explain the process as we go along.
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Phone: (541) 773-7000

Address: 1730 E Mcandrews Rd Suite A, Medford, OR 97504

Website: http://www.andersenlaw.com

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Divorce
Child Abuse

Criminal Defense
Sexual abusers can be brought to trial in two main forums: criminal and civil. Criminal law punishes the abuser, primarily by sentencing him to jail or prison. Civil law obtains money to compensate the victim for the harms and losses suffered. While money can never fully make up for what happened to you, it can help restore dignity and compensate you in other meaningful ways. Money can also help you get the counseling and medical care you need to cope with what happened. The rules and deadlines regarding sexual abuse cases can be complicated. We can show you your options so that you can decide what is best for you. Remember, you are not alone. We are here to stand up for you.
DUI/DWI
Drunk driving accident lawyer in Medford, OR, we have handled a large number of these cases. Many of the victims will faceÂ long term or permanent injuries, while the drunk driver often escapes unscatthed. Drunk driving is unacceptable, and a punishable criminal offense. Whether the driver is prosecuted will be up to the state, but regardless of their decision, if you were injured by a drunk driver, you may recover compensation. Please do not delay in consulting a drunk driving accident lawyer in Medford, OR now.Â
Wrongful Death
If an individual dies as a result of someone elseâ€™s negligence or recklessness, this can be considered a wrongful death and you should seek the help of a
Traffic Violations
Aggressive driving, also known as road rage, is a significant problem on the roads, especially in the busier areas. When a person is venting their emotions while driving, they may be more prone to causing an accident. In fact, in many states, such as Virginia, road rage can be charged as reckless driving, a criminal offense.
Sex Crimes
Elder abuse can happen anywhere – in the elder’s own home, in a relativeâ€™s house, or at a nursing care facility. The abuse can be physical or emotional. Elder abuse is difficult to define because it takes so many different forms, but at its core it is taking advantage of a person who is vulnerable. This can range from physical abuse (like beating or neglect) to sexual assault, isolation, theft, or abandonment (leaving an elderly person alone who cannot care for herself). The effects of this abuse can range from serious injuries (such as broken bones or bed sores) to financial ruin (theft of the elderly person’s assets by a trusted caregiver, family member, or clever salesman) and even to death (in cases of severe abuse or neglect).
Theft
Drug Crimes
A doctor is only liable if they are the one who actually made the mistake and not someone else such as the pharmacist with the drug manufacturing company. This means that this is a very complex case to prove, there are too many variables. Did the drug manufacturing company actually manufacture 20 mg pills instead of 10 mg pills but the label is 10 mg pills? Or did your position right the wrong dosage and your pharmacist give you the dose adjustment by the physician? Or did your physician write the right dose, but your pharmacist gave you the wrong dose or the wrong medicine?Â
Assault
In wrong site surgeries such as these, you can sue for assault and battery in civil court, too. Your wrong site surgery may be worth millions. Thus itâ€™s in your best interest to speak with a seasoned lawyer in Medford OR as soon as possible. After all, you have only two years from the date of the incident to file a lawsuit.Â
Murder
Hit and Run
Fortunately, you can turn to a qualified uninsured and underinsured motorist attorney in Oregon to help you get through the aftermath of your accident. In a way, getting hit by someone with no insurance is almost like being involved in a hit-and-run: You were being responsible and obeying the law, and the other driver was broke the law and made your case a little bit more complicated. It can be a difficult process to file a claim against your own insurance, but you need to remember that you’re paying your insurance provider for a reason, and you should expect some kind of compensation for paying them for so long.

Employment Discrimination
Know that the experienced legal team at Andersen Morse & Linthorst has extensive experience successfully navigating civil rights injury law cases, which is a specialized area of the law that few attorneys practice. If any of these three scenarios â€“ or any situation wherein civil rights violations and injury law have collided (including pregnancy discrimination, sex discrimination, and racial discrimination) â€“ mirror a situation that has left you shaken and hurt, know that our Oregon civil rights lawyer will aggressively fight for your right to pursue justice and the maximum amount of compensation to which you are entitled under the circumstances.
Sexual Harassment
Anyone can be a perpetrator of unwanted sexual advances. Sexual harassment is frequently committed by those in a position of power. A supervisor may sexually bother a subordinate. An older student may sexually bug a younger student.

Premises Liability
Real Estate Transactions
Property Damage
In providing documents and other materials to your attorney, produce anything and everything that even remotely might be relevant. Sometimes small details that don’t seem important at the time can become crucial later. Document everything you can. Take photos of any property damage. If it is safe to do so, and the police have not done it already, take photos of the location where the injury happened. Take photos of visible injuries. As soon as possible make notes about any conversations you had with anyone at the time of the injury, particularly anything the at-fault person said. Document the medical care you have received and keep receipts of anything you bought to treat your injuries (such as ice packs, wound dressings, special medicines, special shoes, etc.). Keep receipts for services you had to hire others to do, which you would have done yourself if you had not been injured (such as yard work, in home nursing care, etc.). If specifically directed to do so by your attorney, keep a diary, log, or calendar to help refresh your memory later on. In such a record make notes about your pain and injuries and how they have interfered with your life, what doctors you have seen and what they have told you, and what doctors you can’t afford to see, or anything else that seems relevant. If you have had to give up a treasured activity (golf, tennis, hunting, fishing, horseback riding, hiking, camping, dancing, etc.), write down when and why you had to stop. If you have had to sell items of enjoyment (motorcycle, snowmobile, etc.) because you can’t use these things anymore, keep receipts and record the dates. Make notes periodically about how you’re feeling and anything new that has happened. Specific examples and dates are very useful later. Any of these records may become very important later on.

Personal Injury
When it comes to personal injury cases, our catastrophic injury lawyers Medford, OR recommends share that there are a wide variety of types. If you feel as though someone else is at fault for your injuries, you may have a claim. In general, personal injury applies to anyone who suffers from an injury or illness at the negligence of another person or entity. The catastrophic injury lawyers Medford, OR victims are reliant upon at Andersen Morse & Linthorst have provided you with common types of personal injury cases that victims experience...
Medical Malpractice
Residents trust can help you understand whether or not you have grounds to file a claim against a negligent medical provider for damages. Andersen Morse & Linthorst handles all manner of medical malpractice claims and lawsuits for Medford residents who suffered serious injuries due to negligence or carelessness. Our Medford, Oregon medical malpractice lawyer is available to review your case at no charge and offer an opinion as to whether or not you might benefit from proceeding with a claim against the liable party. Below are some general guidelines and information that you may find helpful.
Auto Accidents
Dog Bites
Dog bites can be serious. If you were bitten by someoneâ€™s dog, then that person is automatically liable for the bite. While state laws do vary when it comes to responsibility, most states have strict rules that the owner is responsible. While there may be some instances where the owner is not responsible, most are.
Disability Discrimination
Disability discrimination can occur in a variety of contexts. Like virtually any kind of unlawful discrimination can be disability discrimination may be present in the workplace, and housing, and in education scenarios. When reasonable accommodations are not made to assist persons with disabilities in meeting their needs, injuries can occur. For example, if a landlord fails to make stairs accessible for a resident who lives on an upper floor and there is a fire in the building, the disabled persons inability to escape the building as quickly as everybody else has been able to do can lead to injury that should have been preventable.

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