When Medicine Matters, Shouldn’t Your Lawyer Understand It?

Most lawyers encounter medicine in the courtroom. I learned it in the operating room.

For decades, I cared for patients with orthopaedic injuries and arthritic conditions. I also worked with attorneys and law firms across the country on medical malpractice and medical device litigation.

Today, I represent individuals and families seeking accountability for injuries caused by medical negligence or accidents.  My practice is focused on orthopedic injuries, combining firsthand medical experience with legal advocacy.

I intentionally accept a limited number of cases so that each client receives my full attention . I review every case myself.

Why a Surgeon-Attorney Makes a Difference

Medical negligence cases don't turn on legal arguments alone—they turn on medical facts. Having spent decades in the operating room before entering the legal profession, I bring firsthand surgical experience and clinical judgment to the evaluation of your case.