Jonathan D. Anderson - a Newberg, United States Lawyer

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Updated: 03/03/2026

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By Jason R. on Apr. 30, 2024
Consulted Attorney 2024

I personally have an attorney representing me for matters regarding loan consolidation. In spite of the Fact that Capital One was notified in writing that they must negotiate with my attorney, not me, decided to serve me a summons, which I did not receive From this law firm instead they served my brother-in-law that has down syndrome! Today is Monday, April 29, 2024. He just served my brother-in-law on camera five minutes ago while I was in the park across the street. The paperwork says April 19 that’s 10 days Later than the notice, I have proof of this on camera, thank god For video cameras on doorbells! My attorney will be notified of the underhanded sleazy techniques that the attorneys for capital one use against regular people! If you’re looking for an attorney, these are definitely not the people you want to do business with unless you’re looking for someone that has absolutely no ethics or Morality. Taking advantage of someone with down syndrome to unwittingly serve someone via proxy is one of the lowest sleazy things I’ve ever witnessed there’s a special place in hades for this law firm of Jonathan Anderson and William Mark

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Newberg, OR

901 North Brutscher Street
Suite D401
Newberg, OR 97132

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Phone: (801) 285-5700

Fax: (801) 285-5701

Website: http://www.jmlaw.pro

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Jonathan D. Anderson - Newberg, OR