Our Practice

When I went to law school I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do with a law degree. I knew I wanted a challenging career, but I also knew I wanted to work for myself. As I began my career, I started as a prosecutor. I learned a lot about people, how to handle high-pressure cases, how to build a case that stands on truth and evidence. A good prosecutor cares about justice and truth. After over a decade of prosecuting, I decided it was time to expand my legal experience and branch out to the private side of law. I was hired at a local personal injury firm. There I learned that some insurance companies don’t always hold up their end of the bargain, leaving victims injured with no place to turn to for help. When you’re an attorney most of your day is filled with dealing with conflict and trying to solve problems and disagreements. 

I didn’t want my career to just be focused on dealing with problems. I wanted to practice law in a way that didn’t just prevent conflict but would also promote peaceful relationships. That’s how I got started with estate planning. I wanted to provide a service that would help people before trouble started. 

Now I practice law the way I want to. I help people deal with the stress of getting the help they need after their injured in an accident and helping them get the most compensation possible. I also help people plan for the future of their loved ones before the unthinkable happens. Wherever you are on the side of a conflict, whether it’s after an accident or planning for the future, I’m here to help. That’s what makes being an attorney such a rewarding career. 

I received my Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from The Master's University in 2000. I graduated from Arizona State University Law School in 2008. I worked as a Deputy County Attorney as a Prosecutor for 10 years. Most recently, practiced personal injury law at a local Phoenix firm.