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About Brian Calandra

Brian Calandra is a Senior Partner at Ramos Law Personal Injury & Accident Lawyers, specializing in personal injury and product liability. He has handled thousands of personal injury cases including motorcycle accidents, car wrecks, truck accidents, and dog bite cases across multiple states.

Calandra has been practicing law since 2001. He earned his Juris Doctor from Boston University School of Law. His personal experience with injury rehabilitation, including extensive karate training and multiple surgeries, informs his approach to advocating for injured clients.

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Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Colorado (Bar No. 41687)
State Bar of Arizona
State Bar of Michigan
State Bar of West Virginia
State Bar of New Mexico
State Bar of Ohio

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