I served for eight years as a U.S. Army Intelligence Officer. That experience shaped how we litigate. Too many lawyers are reactive. We are not. Every case we take—barring rare exception—receives a written strategy anticipating claims, defenses, weaknesses, non-litigation pathways, and financial outcomes. We leverage the full spectrum of legal, media, policy, and market tools.

But litigation is not just about winning—though winning matters. We also view the law—and litigation in particular—as a sacred opportunity to walk with clients during some of their darkest moments. As Judge Learned Hand once observed, litigation should be dreaded “beyond almost anything short of sickness and death.” We take that seriously. Supporting clients in making good, healing decisions—ones that restore dignity and bring closure—is both pastoral and central to our mission.