Larson, Larson & Dauer, A Law Corporation - Oxnard, CA

Over 45 Years of Unyielding Workplace Injury Advocacy at Larson, Larson and Dauer

When you are injured on the job or face mistreatment from an employer, taking on massive insurance corporations and corporate defense teams can seem overwhelming. For more than four decades, Larson, Larson and Dauer, A Law Corporation has served as an uncompromising champion for injured workers throughout Oxnard, Camarillo, Ventura County, and Southern California. Founded in 1986 by renowned trial attorney Timothy A. Larson and spearheaded alongside partners Mark V. Larson and Jeffrey L. Dauer, the firm has achieved historic results, recovering over half a billion dollars for its clients. Most notably, Timothy Larson led the landmark toxic exposure litigation against aerospace giant Lockheed Martin, securing hundreds of millions of dollars on behalf of approximately 1,400 injured workers. By intentionally keeping caseloads manageable, the firm ensures that every client receives tailored attention, relentless advocacy, and maximized financial recovery.

Specialized Workers' Compensation and Toxic Exposure Claims

As one of Ventura County's primary economic and agricultural hubs, Oxnard employs thousands of hardworking individuals in agriculture, logistics, packaging warehouses, construction, manufacturing, and port operations. Severe workplace injuries can quickly lead to denied medical authorizations, unfair disability ratings, and financial stress. Larson, Larson and Dauer handles all aspects of workers' compensation claims before the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board (WCAB), including:

• Catastrophic workplace injuries involving traumatic brain damage, spinal cord harm, and amputations.
• Agricultural and warehouse injuries caused by forklift accidents, machinery entanglements, and heavy lifting trauma.
• Complex toxic exposure claims involving dangerous chemical solvents, industrial fumes, and hazardous airborne particulates.
• Repetitive stress trauma and cumulative bodily wear resulting from years of physically demanding labor.
• Appealing wrongfully denied medical treatments, independent medical review (IMR) challenges, and physician network disputes.
• Negotiating high-value stipulated findings and awards or compromise and release lump-sum settlements.

Comprehensive Employment Law and Personal Injury Advocacy

Workplace conflicts frequently cross into violations of state and federal employment statutes. Larson, Larson and Dauer aggressively defends employees who face employer retaliation or unlawful workplace termination following an injury. In addition, when injuries are caused by negligent third parties outside of employer control, the firm initiates third-party personal injury actions to recover full monetary damages. Practice areas include:

• Wrongful termination claims and illegal retaliation under California Labor Code Section 132a.
• Workplace discrimination based on physical disability, medical condition, pregnancy, race, or age.
• Workplace harassment and hostile work environment litigation under the Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA).
• Third-party car accidents, commercial trucking collisions, and construction site injury lawsuits.
• Wrongful death claims pursuing justice and financial security for families who have lost loved ones in fatal workplace incidents.

Why Injured Workers Choose Larson, Larson and Dauer

Clients choose Larson, Larson and Dauer, A Law Corporation because of their unparalleled courtroom track record, bilingual staff, and deep roots in the local community. Named-partner Mark V. Larson grew up in Camarillo and was recognized as one of the Best Attorneys in America by the American Academy of Attorneys and a Super Lawyers Rising Star. Located on the 9th floor of the Esplanade tower at 300 East Esplanade Drive in Oxnard, the firm offers free initial consultations and operates on a contingency fee basis. If you need a lawyer who will refuse to back down against insurance giants, reach out to Larson, Larson and Dauer today to discuss your case.