I have always had a quest to discover what the legal mechanism was to obtain a desired outcome. This journey started in 2001 when as a Land Developer I began the complex process of land development, including all the interim governmental approvals required to obtain final plan approval. I noticed early on the importance of having good legal representation when dealing with complex issues.

This eventually led me to pursue a law degree.

A long time Philadelphia resident, I completed my undergraduate studies in Economics and International Business at Drexel University, graduating Summa Cum Laude. I then subsequently obtained my Juris Doctor from Widener University School of Law. While in law school I participated hands on in assisting indigent clients in family law matters ranging from support to custody matters. I also delved into the bankruptcy field, working with the Bankruptcy Law Clinic head. I subsequently rounded off my training experiences with an internship at the N.J. Office of the Attorney General, Department of Law, Labor Law division where I performed in depth detailed research of Labor Law in the context of State employees.

After law school I worked for over 4 years in private practice at 2 Philadelphia firms. At both these firms I concentrated my practice in financial matters involving contracts, real estate, bankruptcy and corporations. I have honed my expertise in these practice areas along with Personal Injury and Immigration by taking my collective knowledge and applying it to representing clients in these areas of law.