“You may have met lawyers who fail to communicate with you or, even worse, who are in the habit of telling you what to do. I’ve spent my career listening and encouraging my clients to discuss their concerns without punishing them financially. Without communication, I cannot provide you with the best options available to resolve your legal issues. Success stories begin when people are well advised before they act.”

13 years

“I don’t like surprises. Not when my client’s freedom is at stake. That is why I prepare my client’s cases thoroughly, with the intent to obtain the most favorable outcome. I prepare my cases by considering the prosecution’s arguments and do not rely on “innocent until proven guilty”. You need an attorney who will review your case with a worst-case scenario in mind and tell you up front the likelihood of success at trial."

13 years

“I’m not a character on television who uses a nickname or an animal to market my legal practice. Actions speak louder than labels. I’m a dedicated lawyer with a natural understanding of how the system works and an ability to explain the process in way that enables you to choose your best available option with confidence and clarity. I keep things simple and apply a no nonsense approach to helping my clients recover fair and just results.”

13 years

In the dynamic and increasingly diverse legal practice of business litigation, finding the right attorney is paramount to efficiently resolving a dispute or obtaining a fair judgment. You need an attorney who is knowledgeable and will provide you an objective approach combined with aggressive measures in an effort to achieve maximum results.

13 years

“Many trial lawyers do not handle appeals. While these attorneys may be effective advocates for their clients during trial, they do not always understand how their actions affect their clients on appeal. It is important to retain legal counsel who will be there for you through the entire process. One who knows all the facts, one who prepares to win, one who fights to preserve your rights in the event the judge is wrong.”

13 years