I was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York alongside a tight-knit family. My parents moved to South Florida in 2018 and my brother, his wife, and my two nephews followed a year later. At first, I thought that flying down to visit a few times a year would suffice, but I soon began to miss seeing them more regularly. My wife’s family also living in South Florida made the decision to leave New York easier. So in January 2020, we packed our things and headed for sunny Florida. It has been bittersweet having left a lifetime of friends, community, and memories behind, but we do not regret our decision. Instead, we have been lucky to have met great new people here and we are enjoying all that Florida has to offer. We travel as often as we can, inside and outside of Florida, oftentimes with our pup, Winston, who shares our passion for experiencing new places.
Why I do what I do
When I look at my work, I see more than just a legal practice—I see a personal mission. Every client who walks through my door isn't just a case file; they're someone's loved one, someone who's been knocked down by life's cruelest unexpected moments. I became an attorney because I genuinely believe in standing up for people when they're most vulnerable.Each accident survivor I represent carries a story that touches my heart. Their pain isn't just a legal problem to solve—it's a human journey I'm privileged to help navigate. I don't just want to win their case; I want to help them rebuild, to show them they're stronger than their worst day.My passion isn't about legal jargon or settlement numbers. It's about holding someone's hand metaphorically, telling them, "You're not alone in this." When I see a client's shoulders relax, when I witness that moment of relief wash over them, knowing someone is truly fighting for their well-being—that's why I do what I do. This isn't just my profession. It's my calling. It's personal. And I'll keep fighting, one client at a time.
