Overview And Experience
Kameron Harmon has always focused his legal experience on personal injury and torts. In doing so, he formed an understanding of the law and a deeper understanding of how to advocate for his clients.
In law school, he gained valuable experience as a Rule 9 law clerk at the Washington State Attorney General’s Office Torts Division, including representing the Department of Corrections and Department of Children, Youth, and Families. Kameron served as the Editor-in-Chief of the Washington International Law Journal and participated in the Native American Law Students Association Moot Court competition. Kameron also represented a client in the Regulatory Environmental Law & Policy Clinic at the University of Washington, where he created a template for individuals to pass noise pollution regulation in all fifty states.
After law school, Kameron worked in insurance defense litigation and handled premise liability and motor vehicle collision matters.
When he is not working, Kameron plays beach volleyball, tries out new restaurants, and goes to local parks.