About the Law Firm

 My practice is grounded in close legal research, careful statutory and case-based analysis, and written advocacy designed to test the government’s case early and often. I assume from the outset that a case may be tried in front of a jury, and I prepare accordingly.

Rather than defaulting to negotiations, I focus on identifying genuine legal and evidentiary issues that can narrow, weaken, or resolve a case. That includes developing dispositive and issue-narrowing motions, challenging charging decisions, and assertively using case law, the rules of evidence, and Constitutional rights as tools, not afterthoughts.

Thorough trial preparation is part of the same work. In complex matters, particularly in federal cases involving voluminous discovery, I spend the time required to understand the record in detail, anticipate the government’s theory, and prepare to defeat it. I also have the tech savvy necessary to understand and weaponize digital evidence that is so crucial in modern white collar cases. That depth of preparation and knowledge informs every strategic decision, whether a case ultimately resolves or proceeds to trial.

I am selective in the matters I take on and frequently collaborate with co-counsel to bring focused research, writing, and strategic support to trial teams and appellate matters.