About
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I am a Juris Doctor candidate at Ave Maria School of Law focused on regulatory research, legal analysis, and clear written communication. I enjoy working through complicated information: finding the relevant sources, understanding how they fit together, and organizing the results so someone else can assess and use them.
Technology is part of how I approach that work. I use research tools, public data, and AI-assisted workflows to explore questions and improve how information is gathered and reviewed. I care about being able to explain the result, trace it to its sources, and make the work understandable to the people who need it.
Skill Areas
Credentials
The practice of law is being handed a genuinely new horizon, and in a proactive effort to read the water — and not get lost at sea — I have been charting it on purpose.
Most of that has meant AI and the law: Clio's Legal AI track end to end — Fundamentals, Emerging, and Advanced (December 2025 through August 2026); Harvey's Legal Engineer certification at the foundational level (2026); and, as a law student before licensure, two Rossdale continuing-legal-education webinars on generative AI in practice — Mastering Artificial Intelligence & ChatGPT Law in 2026 and Cutting-Edge AI, ChatGPT and Generative AI Law in 2026.
Beneath the new instruments sit the enduring ones: LexisNexis Applied Legal Research certificates across secondary sources, statutory law, case law, and litigation — and one cheerful outlier, a Negotiation Professional certificate, because however far the horizon moves, the work still comes down to people in a room.
Contact
Full career detail and connection live on LinkedIn. This site is a professional portfolio, not a legal-services intake — please do not send confidential or case-specific information.
Raised in East Texas.
Married for almost ten years. This year we welcomed our first child and started raising a family of our own.
I believe the people we meet make us. The work on this site has people behind it — teachers, judges, attorneys, paralegals, family. A person is easier to place when you have a reference point; consider this page mine.
