“There’s no such thing as an honest lawyer.” I am sure that everyone has heard (or said) this expression many times. Unfortunately, many people have had an experience with an attorney that has only proven this statement. My goal is to be the exception. Traditionally, people don’t call attorneys when they are in a “good” place. I receive phone calls often after people have lost a loved one, been injured in an accident, or received a ticket. At critical times like this, you need an attorney that you can trust will have your best interests, not theirs, at heart. My goal is to provide my clients with the sound advice that will best help them in their troubling time and help to make things easier. Throughout my representation, I will be honest with my clients as to what the best possible outcome is for them.

When I started this firm, the word “respect” kept coming into my mind. I thought that meant that I wanted my clients to respect me as their attorney. While I do hope that is the case, I know that respect must be earned. As I started thinking more about the word and about the way that I try to relate and empathize with my clients, I realized that the more important issue was that I respect my clients and their legal issue that they are trusting with me. Each of my clients brings a unique set of circumstances and is different from every other client. My job is to respect that individuality and use those differences to achieve the best result. I will always provide my clients with representation that is specific to their desires, their background, and their needs. My hope is that, by respecting each of my clients and doing everything to exceed their expectations, I will earn the continued respect of everyone that I have the pleasure of representing.