About Me

At the age of 15, I began to attend college. I was plunged in a room with adults at a young age and forced to compete with those who had much more life experience. Not only did I compete with students much older than me, I became active against racial profiling and other civil rights. At the age of 20 I went study law at Temple University. 

Upon graduating from Temple University Law School in 2005, I immediately opened my own firm. To date, I have represented thousands of individuals and families. I attribute my success to my compassion, empathy and fearlessness.

Each client that I represent has a family and loved ones. Their issues are generally the most important affair in their life at that time. I never lose sight of that fact and try and not only make myself available to field inquiries, but am honest with my clients, rather than just telling them what they want to hear.

There was never a doubt that I would be fighting for the rights of individuals as I began working in various law offices six years before graduating law school.  While in law school, I volunteered my time with local high schools teaching trial advocacy. I was able to focus much of my studies in trial work and evidence, as, there was no doubt I was going to be a trial lawyer. As you may know, Temple Law School has been ranked #1 in trial annually.

My life experiences have left me to be fearless in the courtroom. Upon opening my law firm in 2005, I immediately began trying cases to verdict in cases ranging in seriousness ranging from DUI to Murder. Unlike many lawyers, I have no fear of trial. At my age, with over 10 years of experience, I not only have the energy to fight alongside my clients, but the experience as well. Many lawyers take cases and look to settle them because it’s easy.  In life, sometimes, you can’t just take the easy way out. 

When not at work, I enjoy spending time with my family, sports, outdoors, cigars and traveling.