I am a plaintiff-side personal injury attorney focused on representing individuals who have been seriously harmed and are navigating one of the most difficult periods of their lives. My approach to advocacy is deliberate, trial-oriented, and grounded in careful case evaluation. I believe that effective representation begins with listening, credibility, and preparation—not volume.
My legal background spans personal injury, complex civil litigation, and financial wrongdoing. Before becoming an attorney, I worked in personal injury law supporting catastrophic injury cases, where I gained hands-on exposure to client intake, medical records analysis, mediation preparation, and trial support. That early experience shaped how I approach injury cases today: with an emphasis on clarity, organization, and explaining complex facts in terms juries and clients can understand.
I later expanded my practice experience into complex litigation, including securities and consumer cases, where I worked on investigation, discovery, and legal research in matters involving corporate misconduct and regulatory violations. That work sharpened my attention to detail and reinforced the importance of building cases that are fact-driven, document-anchored, and resilient under scrutiny.
I earned my Juris Doctor from the University of California College of the Law, San Francisco, where I competed on the Trial Team and developed a strong interest in courtroom advocacy. During law school, I was also involved in leadership and access-to-justice initiatives, reflecting a broader commitment to strengthening the civil justice system and the plaintiff-side bar.
I received my undergraduate degree from the University of California, Berkeley, where I studied Rhetoric and French. My academic background informs my practice by emphasizing persuasive reasoning, precision in language, and the ability to communicate effectively with diverse audiences.