Ethan Niedermeyer, Esq.

Attorney Ethan Niedermeyer has an extensive background as a prosecutor. His experience includes serving at more than 20 jury trials and handling hundreds of cases over his career. His passion for justice is now focused on representing people who have been denied their fundamental right to justice in personal injury law.

Education

Graduate of University of San Francisco School of Law
University of Portland

Background and experience

After achieving his law degree, Ethan joined one of the largest personal injury law firms in San Francisco. He then took the step to serve at the San Francisco District Attorney’s office, where he further honed his trial law skills by prosecuting criminal cases from misdemeanor to felony.

Practice areas

Trial law requires intense preparation

Ethan’s strategic approach to trial law was enhanced by playing Division 1 basketball at the University of Portland, where he was team captain of the acclaimed Portland Pilots. Through his strategic leadership, the team achieved an AP Top 25 rank, exceeding the former win record. His “team player” approach and extensive trial preparation has led to a reputation for legal excellence.

A lawyer who cares about you, your health, and the settlement you deserve

Ethan serves his clients in a range of personal injury cases and cases of wrongful death. His deep compassion, legal skills, and passion for justice can give you confidence that your case is in the hands of a legal professional known for achieving outstanding case outcomes.

The right personal injury attorney for you

If you or someone you love has suffered an injury, have experienced abuse or neglect in a nursing home, or have gone through any other type of personal injury, you can be confident your case is in the hands of a true legal professional and a human being with genuine compassion who is personally driven to achieve justice for you. Call The Swanson Law Group today for a free initial consultation.

Service to the community

Saint Thomas More Society Board
University of Portland Bay Area Alumni Board
Saint Anthony’s Young Professional Council