"Dada's two girls." -- That's what my two-year-old says when I pick her and the baby up at the same time.  Along with my wife, those are the only 3 things in the world more important to me other than your case. 

I had somewhat of a strange upbringing -- the poorest kid in a wealthy suburb -- and here's what I learned.  Fairness is the belief that everyone should play by the same rules, but justice is different.  Justice is the active participation in making sure that happens.  

I believe in justice, and I am passionate about holding accountable folks who break the rules.  We can all see, and the statistics bear this out, that our country is more and more out of balance.  A smaller and smaller elite group holds more and more of the power.  Our local courthouses, I feel, are the only places left where the rest of us can take a stand.

Everyone who walks into our office has a story to tell, if someone will just listen.  That's what we do.  We use our experience and our resources to level the playing field, give you a voice and tell your story -- so that whoever wronged you HAS to listen.  At the very least, they have to listen.