I graduated from the Georgetown University Law Center in 2016. While in law school, I practiced in D.C. Law Students in Court, where I represented tenants fighting eviction proceedings. Shortly after law school, I worked in the District of Columbia Office of the Attorney General as an Assistant Attorney General in the Criminal Section, where I prosecuted DUIs and other crimes. I have also worked in the Montgomery County State’s Attorney’s Office, and in the office of Judge Philip C. Nichols in the Prince George’s County Circuit Court.

I have conducted a number of jury and bench trials in both civil and criminal settings, and have litigated before judges in both the District of Columbia and Maryland. I am admitted to the State of Maryland and the District of Columbia.

Prior to entering law school, I graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in History from Boston College. I was born in Washington, D.C., and have lived in this region nearly all my life. I follow all Washington sports teams, but especially enjoy watching the Redskins, Nationals, and Capitals.