After graduating from Suffolk University School of Law, I joined Shepard O’Donnell, where I now
manage the law firm’s bankruptcy trust claims department. During law school, I served as Lead
Articles Editor for the Journal of Health and Biomedical Law, an experience that strengthened
my commitment to advocacy and inspired my focus in protecting plaintiffs’ rights.
Why I Do What I Do
It is crucial for people faced with serious illness to know that they have an advocate to help
them navigate the difficult road ahead, and I strive to do that for each of our clients at Shepard
O’Donnell.
Supporting You and Your Family Through a Mesothelioma Case
I file and arbitrate claims to trust funds set up by bankrupt asbestos manufacturers, helping hold
these companies accountable outside of the courtroom. The job of any attorney should be to
advocate for individuals and families whose lives have been deeply affected. I help guide our
clients through a complex and overwhelming process, working carefully to ensure they receive
the compensation they deserve.
My Approach: Dedicated, Supportive, Compassionate
I approach my work with dedication, support, and compassion for individuals and families. My
goal is not only to serve as the client's attorney but to actively ensure they feel truly understood
and listened to throughout every stage of the process, providing guidance and reassurance at
each step.
- J.D., Suffolk University School of Law, 2019
- B.S., cum laude, Roger Williams University, 2016
- Massachusetts
- United States District Court, District of Massachusetts
- Rhode Island
- Mesothelioma
- Lung cancer and other asbestos-related diseases
- Tobacco lawsuits
- Serious personal injury
- Member, American Association of Justice
- Member, Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys (MATA)
- Member, Massachusetts Bar Association
- Member, American Bar Association

