And I don’t just settle for surface-level details or the typical investigation. I dive deeper.
That means challenging initial reports, locating witnesses who may not want to be found and putting them under oath, and analyzing any video footage no matter how grainy or “inconclusive” it might seem. It also means digging through mountains of data for details others might miss and bringing in top experts to examine the scene and evidence with a fresh, uncompromising eye. I work to uncover the truth no one else will.
I don’t just rely on a police report or a quick investigation; I build a case that gets to the root of what happened.
My job is to bring you answers when nobody else will, to help your family find closure, and to hold accountable the people or organizations responsible for your loss. Together, we can bring about justice and manifest change in the world from your loss, and that’s how we honor your loved one.
Why You Deserve Answers
Why do clients seek me out for wrongful death cases? Because I know that “sorry” or “it was an accident” isn’t nearly enough. What was taken from your family can’t be replaced. But we can—and should—hold the responsible party accountable. I’m here to make sure your family gets the answers, the justice, and the respect they deserve. So that you can find closure.
When I take on a wrongful death case, I work to get the clearest possible picture of what happened, not just for the legal case, but for you and your family. I want you to know exactly how and why it happened and ensure that those responsible are brought to justice. And if that means taking on powerful companies, dozens of defense lawyers, or complex evidence, I’ve done it before and will do it again. I simply don’t back down from a fight, especially when it’s for a family who’s already lost too much.
I know that no case result, no amount of accountability, will ever bring your loved one back. But it’s my belief—and my mission—that holding the wrongdoers accountable is how we create change and help prevent other families from experiencing the same devastating loss. And for your family, it means finding some measure of peace and knowing that someone stood with you, fought for you, and got the answers you deserved.
