I don't like seeing people being bullied, pushed around, or taken advantage of. I don't like seeing people use and abuse their power, especially against people who are not in a position to defend themselves.

 

It bothers me to my core because it's happened to me and I know what it feels like. It's unpleasant, uncomfortable, and demeaning. You feel scared, uncertain, intimidated, and sad. 

 

I chose to become an attorney because in this legal landscape, unless you know the rules by which the game is played, it is not a question of if, but when, someone will use their position of power and superior understanding of the rules against you.

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Insurance companies will use their power and superior knowledge to take advantage of you and pay you as little as they can for your injuries and suffering. 

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Prosecutors and the police will use their power and superior knowledge of the system to intimidate you, gather as much evidence against you as they can (while you don't even know it's happening), and make sure that they win and you lose. 

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This is exactly why I chose to dedicate my practice to personal injury and criminal law.

To make sure that you and people like you are not taken advantage of and treated unfairly.

To make sure that your rights and best interests are protected and honored.   

To make sure that you are seen and heard.