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Portrait of Ramon Dacanay, partner, Tacoma office

Ramon Dacanay

Partner, Tacoma office

Ramon runs the Tacoma office and takes motorcycle and car crashes from Gig Harbor to Puyallup.

Ramon has ridden since he was nineteen, and he still commutes on a bike most of the year. He knows what an adjuster assumes about a rider before reading a word of the report, and he builds the file to answer it.

He photographs the bike, the gear and the road himself in the first week, pulls any camera footage before it's recorded over, and keeps Saturday hours in Tacoma for clients who can't take a weekday off.

Cases Ramon takes

  • Motorcycle crashes
  • Car crashes and uninsured drivers
  • Crashes on wet and gravel roads

Ramon's admissions, courts and schools

  • Bar admissions

    • Washington

      2012

  • Courts

    • Pierce County Superior Court

    • Kitsap County Superior Court

    • U.S. District Court, Western District of Washington

  • Education

    • J.D., Seattle University School of Law

    • B.A., University of Puget Sound

  • Languages

    • English

    • Tagalog

  • Memberships

    • Washington State Bar Association

    • Tacoma-Pierce County Bar Association

Sample matters

Ramon's claims, and the cases behind them

  • The helmet camera saw the turn.

    Motorcycle crash · Pacific Avenue, Tacoma

    A driver turned left across a rider and said he never saw him. The rider's helmet camera showed the driver never stopped. Settled for $265,000.

    Gross settlement, before fees and costs.

  • Gear has a value too.

    Motorcycle crash · Highway 16

    The insurer offered to fix the bike and nothing else. We priced the jacket, helmet and boots and the three months off work. Settled for $58,000.

    Gross settlement, before fees and costs.

Sample matters written for this template. Past results don't guarantee a similar outcome; every case turns on its own facts.

Ask for Ramon

Call the Tacoma office or write to us and say you'd like Ramon to read your file.