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As a third-generation attorney, I have been interested in the law since I was a child. I decided to pursue a career in the law while studying at the University of Florida, but long before that I honed my debate skills around the family dinner table and dressed up as a lawyer for Halloween (complete with briefcase and tiny suit
In high school, I joined the debate team, where I met my law partner Clarissa Rodriguez, because I thought that being a lawyer meant arguing loudly and continuously until others accepted your position. Now, after many years of practicing law and arbitrating, I know that non-stop battle is not always the most effective method to achieve the best outcomes for my clients. A good lawyer or arbitrator has an entire array of tools, and experience teaches how best to use those tools. I know that some cases need a negotiator, some need an advocate, and some need a warrior, and I am experienced at playing each of those roles as the situation requires. I am pleased to get to know my clients and their unique concerns to develop a strategy to best achieve their personalized goals. Nothing makes me prouder than when a client describes me as a member of their team.
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