Attorneys

Renee started Calder & Rowe in 2004 after five years defending insurance companies. She learned how adjusters value a claim, and which facts move the number. Now she uses that on the other side.

She has ridden a touring motorcycle for twenty years. Riders do not have to explain lane position or road grip to her. She leads our motorcycle and uninsured-motorist work, and she tries the cases that do not settle.

Thomas joined Renee in 2008. Before that he worked for a city law department, so he knows how claims against public bodies are handled from the inside, and how fast their deadlines run.

Many of his clients never meet him in person at first. They are the daughter or the husband calling from a hospital hallway. He explains things twice, slowly, and he is fine with that.

Samir joined the firm in 2019. He rides to the office most days, so dooring and right-hook crashes are not abstract to him.

He runs the evidence side of our cases. That means video preservation letters in the first days, rideshare trip records, bike computer files and phone data. Evidence fades fast after a crash. He works fast.

Lena runs our intake line. She is not a lawyer, and she will tell you so. Her job is to listen, write down what happened while it is fresh, and get the right lawyer to call you back.

She speaks English and Spanish, and she can arrange a call in other languages.