I’m a Washington, DC attorney with a passion for understanding the inner workings of government. I’m a Texas Longhorn and a Richmond Spider, and my legal career has been dedicated to making sense of the federal regulatory process.
Currently, I serve as a Law Clerk at the U.S. Small Business Administration Office of Advocacy, where I analyze federal regulations and work with a diverse group of stakeholders to ensure that small business interests are effectively represented in federal rulemaking. My previous experience with federal agencies, state legislative offices, and trade associations has strengthened my knowledge of rulemaking, statutory compliance, and effective legislating.
I’m a self-professed federal regulatory nerd who genuinely enjoys poring over the Federal Register, and I excel at distilling complex legal and regulatory issues into clear, fact-based analyses, enabling informed decision-making at the highest levels. Whether collaborating with federal agencies, advising legislative bodies, or supporting pro bono initiatives through the D.C. Bar Pro Bono Center, I’m committed to objective, nonpartisan legal analysis and public service. Let’s connect if you share my enthusiasm for creating impactful policy and making a real difference in the legal and regulatory landscape!
