As a California attorney, I may be able to help you with a variety of legal issues. I do not have much experience compared to veteran lawyers, but I am dedicated to helping others and exercise great care in my work. Also, I am proud to offer close, prompt, and personal service - focused on treating you with respect.

I am currently based in the city of Oakland, in the East Bay area of California. While able to serve prospective clients throughout California, I concentrate on the Bay Area (e.g. Oakland, San Francisco, San Jose, Santa Clara, and Santa Cruz, Marin and Contra Costa counties) and the Fresno county area.

My solo practice is at the intersection of law and technology – internet and the digitization of society have serious legal implications, but often the law takes a while to catch up with rapidly advancing technology. However, individuals and businesses do have rights to legal recourse if their interests on the internet are being harmed. You do not need to have your access to these important resources negatively affected by anyone!

One of the guiding principles of my legal practice is to make the best use of available communications technologies to help enable access to legal assistance for people who might not be able to find a suitable lawyer otherwise. Simply, by keeping my practice streamlined and efficient, I can offer legal services at competitive rates. This does not mean that I will not give any less care or attention to your case than I am able; in fact, I appreciate communicating with clients personally and, will actually listen to your concerns.

I am interested in a variety of legal fields, primarily copyright and trademark issues, as well as other legal issues presented by the internet. Before becoming a lawyer, I acquired experience in insurance law, specifically ERISA, as an intern at two law firms (among several other endeavors). While I will not bite off more than I can chew, I am always happy to tackle novel and complex cases. I will consider taking cases under many areas of the law, including, intellectual property issues, employment and labor law issues, construction disputes, contracts and leases, formation of or conversion to limited liability companies (LLCs), state and federal disability benefits, and more.