About
Andersen Morse & Linthorst, founded in 1979, is a dedicated law firm based in Medford, Oregon, serving surrounding areas and beyond. With a focus on personal injury cases, they assist injured individuals in recovering their losses and ensuring fair treatment. Their expertise extends to handling claims involving car accidents, medical malpractice, dangerous products, and premises, helping clients claim compensation, especially in cases of underinsured or uninsured drivers. They are passionate about correcting injustices and aiding individuals in their pursuit of rightful compensation.
Specialties
Filed similar claim
Customer has filed some previous claims, I will work with customers who have not filed previous claims
Income lost
Customer has lost income due to injuries, Customer has not lost income due to injuries
Personal injury type
Vehicular accident (car, truck, motorcycle, etc.), Workplace injury, Slip and fall, Medical malpractice, Defective product, Animal incident, Wrongful death, Nursing home abuse and neglect, Other injuries
Location and hours
Andersen Morse & Linthorst
1730 E McAndrews Rd suite a
Medford, OREGON 97504
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Work Experience
Senior Partner
Andersen Morse & Linthorst
2018 - Present
Owner
Law Offices of Kelly L. Andersen, PC
1996 - 2018
Attorney
Andersen Morse & Linthorst
2017 - Present
Associate
Law Offices of Kelly L. Andersen. P.C.
2014 - 2017
Assistant County Counsel
Jackson County, Oregon - Office of County Counsel
2012 - 2014
Clerk
United States District Court For The Southern District Of Texas
2010 - 2012
Summer Associate
Porter Wright Morris & Arthur, LLP (Summer)
2009 - 2009
Education
Northwestern University School of Law
2010
Brigham Young University - J. Reuben Clark Law School
1979
Brigham Young University
1976
Mount Hood Community College
General Education
Northwestern University School of Law
Law
2010
Mount Hood Community College
Brigham Young University - J. Reuben Clark Law School
Law
1979
Brigham Young University
Philosophy
2006
Brigham Young University
1976
Brigham Young University
2006
Associations & Affiliations
William V. Deatherage American Inn of Court
Master
Oregon State Bar
Member
Oregon Trial Lawyers Association
Member
American Association for Justice
Member
Jackson County Bar Association
Member
Southern Oregon Federal Bar Association
Past President
Oregon State Bar, Products Liability Section
Past Executive Committee
American Board of Trial Advocates
Member
William V. Deatherage American Inns of Court
President
Jackson County Bar Association
U.S. District Court - District of Oregon
American Association for Justice
Oregon Trial Lawyers Association
Publications
Oregon Trial Lawyer
How to Deal with Difficult Clients
2018
Medford Mail Tribune
My adventure: Cherished views on the climb up Mount Shasta
2017
Medford Mail Tribuine
Guest Opinion: Bill would restore justice for those injured by negligence
2017
Medford Mail Tribune
The Mountain Now Lives Inside
2017
Medford Mail Tribune
Preparing for a climb up 22,814-foot Aconcagua
2017
The Bencher (American Inns of Court)
Ten Tips for Achieving Better Work-Life Balance
2016
Oregon State Bar Bulletin
Creating Effective Visual Presentations: A Better Way
2016
Trial Lawyer (OTLA)
Presenting Evidence Visually
2016
Medford Mail Tribune
Scouting the Castle Crags
2015
Trial Lawyer (OTLA)
Taming the Lion – the Evidence Rule
2014
Trial Lawyer (OTLA)
Ten Tips for Dealing with the Difficult Client
2013
Trial Lawyer (OTLA)
Innovative Ways to Use Requests for Admissions
2013
Oregon State Bar, Book on Torts
Negligence: The Basic Elements
2012
Oregon State Bar Bulletin
If I were Young Again: Reflections on the First 30 Years
2011
Trial Lawyer (OTLA)
Lessons Learned – What David Ball Can Teach Us
2009
Trial Lawyer (OTLA)
Success with Positively Motivated Clients
2011
Trial Lawyer (OTLA)
Keep Balance, Keys to Good Law Firm Economics
2009
Southern Oregon Federal Bar Association Newsletter
What You Don’t Know You Don’t Know
2006
Products Liability Newsletter
Beating the Statute of Limitations in a Products Liability Case
2004
Oregon State Bar Bulletin
To Be Free
2004
Trial Lawyer (OTLA)
Lessons from the Streets of Laredo
2017
Speaking Engagements
Multnomah Bar Association Monthly Meeting
Four Vital iPad Apps for Use at Trial
2017
Trial Academy 201
Closing Argument, Verdict and Post-Trial Issues
2017
OTLA Annual Convention
Money, Money, Money: Ethical Issues
2016
Oregon Law Institute
The Modern Trial: Cutting Edge Use of Visualization and Technology
2016
American Inns of Court
From Haunted and Harried to Beauty and Bliss: How to Enhance and Ennoble the Practice of Law by Achieving and Work-Life Balance
2016
Oregon Trial Lawyers Association
Use of Four Vital iPad Apps in the Courtroom
2016
OTLA Annual Convention
The Ten Most Important Things I Have Learned in 36 Years Practicing Law
2015
Oregon Law Institute
iPad for Legal Professionals
2015
American Inns of Court
Using Focus Groups and Jury Consultants to Help Prepare for Trial
2015
Jackson County Bar Association
iPad Apps and Tips for the Courtroom, the Office, and on the Road
2014
Jackson County Bar Association
Effective Voir Dire and Opening Statements
2014
CLE
Using the iPad at Trial
2013
Annual MVC CLE
MIST at Trial: Voir Dire and Opening Statement
2013
Discovery CLE
Requests for Admissions
2013
Oregon Law Institute
Effective Use of iPads in Medical Negligence Cases
2012
Multnomah Bar Foundation
iPad Apps and Tips for the Courtroom, the Office, and on the Road
2012
Motor Vehicle All Star CLE
Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Claims: Tips and Trips
2012
Litigator Lunch, Book Review
Twelve Heroes, One Voice
2012
American Inns of Court
Conquering the Challenges of Voir Dire
2012
Litigator Lunch, Book Review
Now What Makes Juries Listen
2012
OTLA Summer 2017
Social Media Discovery
2017
Services offered
Personal Injury Lawyer