I started my legal career nine years ago in the Dallas/Fort Worth area as a solo practitioner helping clients with a broad range of problems including employment law claims, personal injury, family law and consumer law. The focus of my practice was primarily plaintiff-side litigation where I had the opportunity to help individuals and families stand up against entities that had a lot more money, power and presence than my clients. We live in a society where there are very few resources to help fight for justice and fight for a fair stake and even fewer job opportunities where you can earn a living fighting the good fight. Plaintiff-side legal work is one of the rare opportunities to earn a living fighting for a more just society. 

As time went on and I refined my skills as a litigator I also refined the focus of my practice to spend less time on family law and consumer law and more time on employment law and personal injury. You don't have to drive far or watch much television in Texas to know there are a lot of personal injury attorneys but there are far fewer employment lawyers practicing plantiff-side who seriously delve into this highly technical area of law as more than a side hustle. I decided to narrow my practice to these two areas to better utilize my expertise and skills. 

After spending thirty-five years in Texas my wife and I decided it was time for a new adventure and packed our bags and headed to Denver, Colorado. Once settled and licensed in Colorado I sought out employment with a firm. While I enjoyed the freedom of solo practice, I missed the commraderie of a larger workplace. Working in a larger firm meant more resources to tackle larger problems and more complex claims that are sometimes difficult to do from a single desk. I've spent my time here practicing exclusively personal injury, continuing to fight for plaintiffs against insurance companies who work very hard to take advantage of injured Coloradans.