Who you are
hiring.
Most of my clients called me on the worst week of their life.
That's the part nobody explains about this work. By the time someone reaches me they're already hurt, already behind on something, and already getting phone calls from an adjuster who sounds friendly. My job is to take that off their plate so they can go do the one thing that actually matters, which is getting better.
You get my cell phone number. Not a case manager's, not an intake line. Mine. I'll tell you what your case is actually worth rather than what you want to hear, and I'll tell you early. If I think an offer is bad, I'll say so. If I think it's fair, I'll say that too, even when it's less than you hoped.
You will always know where your case stands. If it goes quiet, it's because we're waiting on records, and I'll tell you that rather than leaving you wondering.
I live in Savannah with my wife and our two boys, and I coach their baseball teams.
Admissions
- State Bar of Georgia
- New Jersey
- New York
Education
- Seton Hall University School of Law, J.D., cum laude
- University of Maryland Baltimore County, B.S., Financial Economics
Focus
- Tractor-trailer and commercial vehicle collisions
- Motor vehicle collisions
- Medical malpractice
- Premises liability and slip and fall
- Serious and catastrophic injury
- Wrongful death
Recognition
- Super Lawyers, 2026
- National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40, eight consecutive years