David Rosen-Oregon Accident Injury – Associate Lawyer
Why Dave Rosen Specializes in Personal Injury Law
Dave Rosen believes that individuals and corporations should and must be held accountable for careless and negligent acts which injure or kill innocent people. We see to it that our clients receive fair, just and full money damages for their injuries and losses.
David Rosen Oregon Personal Injury Lawyer with Financial Expertise!
David Rosen’s interest in personal accident or injury work developed well before law school. In 2001, David was cycling in Boulder, Colorado and was struck by a minivan that turned in front of him. The impact from the accident fractured his knee cap and tore his ACL, knee tendon, and meniscus. David took an active role in pursuing the legal case against the driver, so he knows first-hand what it’s like to be a Plaintiff in a personal accident or injury case.
David brings over six years of experience working in a legal environment to Dwyer Williams and Potter, including three years as an economist where he analyzed damage theories in various types of cases. He recently returned to Bend with his wife after living in Washington, D.C. for the past nine years. While living in the Capital, David focused his practice on counseling and defending clients on litigation matters involving consumer protection and false advertising claims. David also advised his clients of congressional and regulatory changes to consumer protection laws.
David Rosen’s Membership and Volunteer Activities:
- Federal Bar for the District of Oregon
- Oregon State Bar
- District of Columbia Bar
- Maryland State Bar
- Deschutes County Bar Association
- Oregon Trial Lawyers Association
- American Bar Association
Publications and Presentations:
- Contributor, Consumer Protection Law Developments (ABA Section of Antitrust Law 2009).
- Presenter, Consumer Protection Update, ABA Committee on Consumer Protection, Aug. 2009.
- Co-author, New Mass Data Security Requirements Go Into Effect, Cyberspace Lawyer, Nov. 2008.
David and his wife initially moved to Bend in 1997 after David graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a B.A. in Economics. He worked in the kitchen at Deschutes Brewery until he became a summer ranger for the Bureau of Land Management in 1999. In 2000, he and his wife moved to Colorado where she earned her Master of Arts in Education.
He attended the University of Maryland School of Law on a full merit scholarship. While in law school, David served as a law fellow in Senator Wyden’s office, and as a law clerk at the Department of Justice. In addition to his J.D., David obtained a Certificate of Concentration in Environmental Law.
David and his wife returned to Bend in 2010. As an active member of the legal community, David routinely provides pro bono assistance as a volunteer for Legal Aid and has worked with Saving Grace to evaluate the need for an independent pro bono program.
