My Why
What powers my practice
A family member’s struggle to afford legal representation inspired me to become a lawyer who helps people in need. I find deep fulfillment in helping clients succeed in court, especially when they’ve been mistreated and feel hopeless. I share my strengths by mentoring law students, supporting veterans, and working with churches and faith-based organizations. I hope people see my commitment to service and my dedication to faith-driven missions through the work I do.
Credentials
- Georgetown University Law Center, Juris Doctor (J.D.), Notes Development Editor, American Criminal Law Review, 2014, cum laude
- Marquette University, Master of Arts (M.A.), Political Science, 2010
- Northland International University, Bachelor of Science (B.S.), History Education, 2006, magna cum laude
- South Carolina
- Utah
- Virginia
- United States District Court, South Carolina
- United States Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit
- United States Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit
Engagement
- Member, American Bar Association (handled by Michael Best)

