Aaron Reichenberger

Aaron Reichenberger is a trial lawyer within the Rosenbaum Law Group who represents victims in car crashes, wrongful death claims, bicycle crashes, motorcycle wrecks, trucking collisions, and general personal injury claims.  Aaron also represents workers injured on the job because of someone other than their employer (i.e. a third-party claim).  He also handles various matters for current and past clients.

Before joining the firm as an attorney, Aaron worked for six years as a paralegal at the Rosenbaum Law Group.  During this time he made a goal of personally representing victims as an attorney.  He attended the Willamette University College of Law where he served as the Editor in Chief of the Willamette Law Review and graduated Magna Cum Laude.  Because of the above, Aaron possesses a unique blend of legal, practical, and administrative experience that enables him to effectively assist his clients in their legal matters.

Since rejoining the Rosenbaum Law Group, Aaron has successfully represented hundreds of victims in their claims against insurance companies or wrongdoers.  He believes his representation should provide three primary benefits to his clients: 1) navigating the complicated and confusing world of insurance claims on his client's behalf; 2) placing his clients in the best possible position so that they can focus on recovering from their physical, mental, and emotional injuries; and 3) maximizing the compensation his injured clients obtain from the wrongdoer's insurance company. 

During law school, Aaron clerked in the Special Litigation Unit of the Oregon Department of Justice, where he worked on politically sensitive legal actions and complex litigation. Aaron also clerked here at the Rosenbaum Law Group. Finally, Aaron was a teaching assistant to Legal Research and Writing Professor Edward Harri.

In his spare time, Aaron enjoys spending time with his family; reading; cooking; playing futsal and soccer; riding his bike and hiking; and rooting for the Timbers, Arsenal Football Club, and Denver Broncos.  He is a member of the Gus J. Solomon Inn of Court, the Oregon Trial Lawyers Association, the Multnomah Bar Association, and he is a founding member of the Willamette University College of Law Portland Alumni Network.

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