Spring Green, WI

I strive to offer what a client values most in a lawyer: good judgment, founded on listening to what the client really wants and needs. Then I try to express that judgment through exceptional written work; integrity in encounters with clients and everyone involved in a case; and simple care.

I bring a single-minded, quiet devotion to my work. And then I bring my work home. I understand that clients want both technological savvy and a lawyer who will put technology aside when it matters, and look a client, opposing counsel, or a judge in the eye. Smart clients also want a bright lawyer, not a brash one.

Following an injury, the road to recovery is a challenging one, not only physically, but emotionally and financially, as well. I work with my clients to alleviate the pressures they face along this road, so that they can focus on healing.

Government is supposed to make people’s lives better, not worse. And standing up to the government is tough. If you’ve been hurt by the government, you need someone who will listen to you, understand what you’ve been through, and work with you to come up with the best plan to vindicate your rights.

I have spent my entire career as a lawyer fighting on behalf of those trapped in the criminal legal system. Whether it is proving my client’s innocence before a jury, holding the government accountable for their actions in Federal Court, or challenging unfair results in the courts of appeal, I believe that my role as an attorney is to always speak truth to power.

Whether you are accused of a crime or had your civil rights violated, winning your case will take toughness. It will also take an uncompromising drive to out-work and out-think the other side. That’s how I litigated when I was stationed overseas as a judge advocate in the United States Marine Corps. And that’s how I will litigate for you. You deserve nothing less when there’s so much at stake.