"Every client has a unique case with a specific set of circumstances. I take charge of the case in a results-driven way with consistency, dependability and a proven strategy. I am always driven and prepared. Most importantly, I genuinely care."
For over 21 years, Rick Lundblade has practiced injury and abuse law as a trial lawyer with a single-minded desire to accomplish success for his clients. A two-time Hall of Famer, Rick attended Stanford University on a full scholarship and earned the prestigious Pacific-10 Conference Most Valuable Player award, the Triple Crown and received All-American honors. He graduated in 1985 and became a professional baseball player for the Phillies, New York Mets and Baltimore Orioles organizations (Triple-A). In 1996, Lundblade graduated from Willamette University School of Law in the top 20% of his class. Licensed in Oregon and California, Rick seeks justice for people injured and whose lives have been suddenly and dramatically changed. Lundblade Injury Law was formed to fight for the rights of those Rick is proud to represent, serve and protect.
Every client I have the privilege of representing has a unique case with a specific set of circumstances. I approached our work together by taking immediate charge of the case in a results-driven way with consistency, dependability and a focused, proven strategy. I handle myself well with others, especially during adverse and contentious circumstances – a skill set not everyone possesses. The valuable lessons I learned during my professional baseball career are parlayed into the professional arena of my law practice. I know innately what it takes to win. I work the case harder and am always prepared. I am responsible, reasonable and care for my clients’ welfare. Most importantly, my clients need to make their decisions with the understanding that I have listened to their concerns, put my interests aside, and that I really want them to make the best decision for themselves.
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