About

I began on the other side of the courtroom.

I started my career as a corporate defense litigator at a major international law firm in Miami, representing exactly the kind of large institutions many of my clients now face. It was rigorous training, and it taught me something that shapes how I practice today: I learned how the other side builds its case, marshals its resources, and wears people down.

I earned my law degree from the University of Florida Levin College of Law in 2009, graduating magna cum laude. After law school and my time in corporate defense, I served as a law clerk to three federal judges in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida — an experience that gave me an inside view of how federal cases are actually decided, not just argued. I went on to become a partner at a boutique litigation firm before founding my own practice in 2019.

I built this firm around a simple idea: take a small number of cases I believe in, and give each of them everything it needs. I don’t run a volume practice. You won’t find me on a billboard, and you won’t be one file among hundreds. When I take your case, I am the lawyer preparing it, arguing it, and standing next to you — and I take on few enough that I can prepare each one to hold up at trial.

I was born in Detroit and have lived in New York, Germany, Italy, and Japan before settling in Miami, which I now call home. Outside my practice, I serve on the Board of Directors of Crime Stoppers of Miami-Dade and the Florida Keys, an organization dedicated to helping keep our community safe.

If you believe you’ve been wronged and you’re looking for a lawyer who will take your case personally, I’d like to hear from you.