Despite a difficult climate for law students, I decided to pursue my dream of attending law school because I wanted to work towards achieving my goal of being able to assist those that could not assist themselves. Concentrating on Labor & Employment Law during my years at Hofstra University School of Law allowed me to focus on individuals facing discrimination, unfair practices, and disabilities, who required legal representation to protect their rights.

Upon graduating and beginning my career at Turley, Redmond, Rosasco & Rosasco, L.L.P., my dreams came to fruition. Instantly I was representing disabled individuals at Administrative Law Judge hearings in claims for Social Security Disability benefits. These individuals were previously denied disability benefits and I was in the position to fight for their rights and help them be awarded benefits.

I have found my niche, practicing in a field where individuals desperately need a helping hand and someone who will listen to them while holding their hand during an incredibly difficult time in life. The ability to give back and help those in need validates my choice to attend law school and practice law. If you are suffering from a disability, or know someone who is, and just need questions answered or legal assistance, give me a call at, extension 138.