Overview
I am an attorney in Turke & Strauss’ class action practice—where we enforce individuals’ rights when “bad apple” corporations break the law. As such, we litigate in federal and state courts across the country. For example, I have litigated claims of unfair trade practices, unlawful wiretapping, product liability (PFAS contamination), negligent data breaches, and violations of consumer protections laws.
Education
University of Wisconsin Law School, J.D., cum laude
Managing Editor, Wisconsin Law Review
Law-in-Action Scholar (Full-Tuition Scholarship)
Best Performance in Complex Litigation
University of California, Berkeley, B.A.
Dean’s Honors List
Bar Admissions
Wisconsin
Publications
State Bar of Wisconsin: The Pitfalls and Possibilities of Decentralized Autonomous Organizations
State Bar of Wisconsin: How Wisconsin Can Profit from Carbon Capture
Outside Interests
Spending quality time with my wife and young dog
Traveling with friends and family
Cooking and baking bread (usually naan or focaccia)
Experience
During law school, I interned with the Supreme Court of Wisconsin, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and a full-service corporate law firm. And for professors Miriam Seifter and Robert Yablon, I researched state-level democracy issues—specifically, analyzing over 350 decisions by the New York Court of Appeals.
Before law school, I was an Investigative Analyst at the National Conference of Bar Examiners. There, I investigated attorneys across the country to determine if they were morally fit to practice law.