My Why
What powers my practice
I was inspired to pursue law when I realized the critical role that advocacy, strategy, research, and analysis play in advancing company goals and building projects that make a real impact. What I enjoy most is seeing a project through from start to finish—whether it’s a successful tariff filing, lawsuit, legislative win, infrastructure project, or closing a deal—and knowing my advice helped shape that success. My knowledge of the industries I serve, combined with strategic thinking and voracious legal advocacy, drives success for my clients.
Credentials
- University of Wisconsin Law School, Juris Doctor (J.D.), President, Environmental Law Society, 2021
- University of Wisconsin, Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Pre-Columbian American History, Cultural Anthropology, 2017
- Washington D.C.
- Wisconsin
- United States Court of Appeals, District of Columbia Circuit
- United States Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit
- United States Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit
- Quality of Service Award, FERC Office of Administrative Law Judges (2022, 2023)
- Pro Bono Society, Award of Distinction, Tier 1
- Flag Bearer, University of Wisconsin Law School Class of 2021
Engagement
- Chair, Public Utilities Section, Wisconsin State Bar Association
- Board Member, Wisconsin Public Utilities Institute
- Board Officer, Electricity Steering Committee, Energy Bar Association
- Member, American Bar Association
- Wisconsin High School Mock Trial Judge
Insights
FERC Approves Generator Interconnection Process in SPP
Earlier, FERC approved Southwest Power Pool (SPP)’s High Impact Large Load (HILL) Proposal. The proposal defined HILLs as new loads of 50 megawatts (MW) or…Read
Jan 26, 2026
State Lawmakers Propose Bill to Incentivize Nuclear Energy in Wisconsin, With Potential Side Effects for Renewable Developers
State Senator Jesse James (R – Thorp) and State Representative Shae Sortwell (R – Two Rivers) have circulated a draft bill (LRB-4710/1) for co-sponsorship that…Read
Oct 6, 2025
Trump Trade 2.0: Solar Tariff Burden Set to Increase as Department of Commerce Launches a Section 232 Investigation into Polysilicon
On June 1, 2025, the Department of Commerce initiated an investigation into imports of Polysilicon under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act, teeing up…Read
Jul 25, 2025

