I am driven by a desire to make a meaningful impact and serve my community. This aspiration guided my choices in high school and college, where I excelled in Lincoln & Douglas debate, studied Political Science and Philosophy, and volunteered with at-risk youth. These experiences deepened my understanding of social injustices and solidified my decision to pursue a career in law.

During my time at Santa Clara Law, I had the privilege of participating in the International Human Rights Clinic. One highlight was co-authoring an Amicus Brief for the International Court of Human Rights, advocating for a plaintiff in El Salvador. 

At Brayton Purcell, I focus on civil litigation within the Artificial Stone group, representing workers afflicted with silicosis due to corporate negligence. It is deeply rewarding to advocate for these individuals and hold accountable companies whose decisions jeopardize worker safety for profit with our team of excellent attorneys.