One mistake shouldn’t define your future.
If you’re facing a drug charge in Medford, you need defense that looks deeper than the police report. I protect your rights, your record, and your life from the lasting weight of an Oregon drug conviction.
Drug cases move fast in Jackson County. Whether it’s a small possession charge or an allegation of delivery or manufacturing, the consequences can reach far beyond court. I build defenses that expose weak evidence, illegal searches, and overreach by law enforcement—because the difference between dismissal and conviction often comes down to what’s challenged early.
Oregon’s drug laws are complex. Possession, delivery, and manufacturing each carry different exposure and potential defenses.
Local knowledge matters. Medford judges, prosecutors, and diversion programs operate differently from other Oregon counties.
Your record and future are on the line. Even minor charges can impact jobs, housing, or your driver’s license.
I handle every detail personally. You won’t get passed off to an associate—you’ll work directly with your lawyer at every stage.
Challenging every traffic stop, warrant, or search for constitutional violations.
Moving to exclude illegally obtained drugs, paraphernalia, or statements.
Identifying treatment, deferred sentencing, or alternative resolutions to avoid a conviction.
Deep investigation, witness interviews, and expert consultations for toxicology or lab accuracy.
Long-term plan for clearing your record once eligible.
You’ll know what’s happening and why—no surprises.
Focused Criminal Defense Practice: Deep experience in Oregon’s controlled substance laws.
Trial-Ready Approach: Every case is prepared as if it will go to trial—because that’s how you get leverage in negotiations.
Local Insight: Familiar with Jackson County judges, prosecutors, and local diversion options.
Respectful Representation: I treat every client like a person, not a case number.
Strategic & Transparent: You’ll understand your options clearly at every step.
Free Call: We review charges, potential exposure, and immediate risks.
Evidence Review: Examine police reports, lab tests, and any surveillance or recordings.
Defense Roadmap: Outline strategy—dismissal, reduction, or trial defense.
Stabilize Life: Address release conditions, treatment options, or employment concerns.
Negotiate or Fight: Push for diversion, dismissal, or prepare for trial if needed.
After the Case: Work toward expungement and life restoration options.
Penalties depend on the substance, quantity, and whether the charge involves possession, delivery, or manufacture. Many cases can qualify for treatment-based or diversion outcomes that avoid a conviction.
Yes, especially if police violated your rights during a search or if lab evidence is weak. Early case review makes all the difference.
Personal use is legal, but unlicensed growing, delivery, or possession of large quantities can still lead to criminal charges.
Absolutely. Even small charges can affect background checks and job prospects. A lawyer can often get these dismissed or reduced to a non-criminal violation.
Fees depend on the charge and complexity. I offer free consultations and clear, flat-fee structures whenever possible.
