Research and briefing
Research substantive and procedural questions; draft pleadings, motions, memoranda, affidavits, and other filing-ready work under supervising counsel.
Litigation
My experience spans civil and criminal litigation, with a focus on the preparation that gives counsel and clients a clearer view of the case.
Core work
Research substantive and procedural questions; draft pleadings, motions, memoranda, affidavits, and other filing-ready work under supervising counsel.
Interview clients, review records, build chronologies, develop discovery, and identify evidentiary gaps and decisive issues.
Assess causation, damages, defenses, jurisdiction, procedural posture, and settlement considerations in injury and insurance matters.
Review evidence and research constitutional, criminal, and procedural questions; prepare motions, memoranda, and expungement petitions under attorney supervision.
Representative experience
These descriptions summarize the type of work performed; they do not imply first-chair responsibility or independent courtroom experience.
Prepared pleadings, discovery, affidavits, demands, and legal memoranda; analyzed liability, causation, damages, punitive-damages issues, and insurance-related theories.
Drafted a sur-response in a Tennessee wrongful-death matter addressing intervention, disqualification, and party substitution under Rule 24 and related state law.
At the Shelby County Public Defender’s Office, interviewed clients, reviewed evidence, researched constitutional and procedural issues, and drafted motions, memoranda, petitions, and filings under attorney supervision.
All casework described here was performed under supervising counsel.
Related experience
Insurance/UIM and healthcare-subrogation work, together with experience in enterprise risk at a regulated insurer, adds a practical view of coverage, recovery, and risk. Litigation remains the center of this profile.
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